ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar chaired a high-profile inter-ministerial meeting today to review and accelerate government strategies for enhancing Pakistan economic diplomacy. The session focused heavily on leveraging international and regional channels to strengthen the country's financial footprint.

Aligning Trade with International Standards

During the meeting, Dar emphasized that promoting the national economy on the world stage requires strict adherence to global rules. He noted that increasing compliance with international obligations and quality benchmarks will make Pakistani goods and services more competitive in foreign markets.

The Deputy Prime Minister urged all diplomatic missions and ministries to intensify coordinate trade efforts. This aligned approach aims to build stronger commercial bridges with regional neighbors and global trading partners alike.

Commitment to Sustainable Economic Stabilization

Dar reaffirmed the federal government’s unwavering commitment to achieving long-term economic stability. He instructed all relevant state organs and stakeholders to aggressively pursue economic diplomacy objectives to secure foreign investment and expand export markets.

The strategy session brought together top policy advisers and administrators to synchronize operational plans. High-level attendees included:

• Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) Tariq Bajwa

• The Secretary of Foreign Affairs

• The Secretary of the Cabinet Division

• Senior officials from related ministries and departments