Prime Minister Shehbaz and his Danish colleague concur to increase bilateral collaboration.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif conducted a bilateral discussion with Danish Prime Minister H. Mette Frederiksen during COP 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, on Tuesday.
A press statement from the PM House indicated that both parties deliberated on bilateral cooperation between Pakistan and Denmark across various sectors, including trade and investment, agriculture, information technology, and climate change, with particular focus on green transition and infrastructural development.
The two presidents concurred on the necessity to augment bilateral collaboration and establish a global consensus on critical climate change priorities to mitigate the detrimental effects of climate change on the world.
In commemoration of 75 years of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and Denmark, Prime Minister Shehbaz emphasised the necessity of enhancing economic connections through cooperative collaborations.
The Danish Premier expressed a commitment to collaborate with Pakistan to enhance bilateral economic relations and tackle regional and global matters of mutual concern.
Subsequently, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif convened a meeting with his Czech Republic colleague, Petr Fiala, to discuss avenues for increased collaboration, particularly in economic development and tackling mutual regional and global concerns.
In a discussion at the World Leaders Climate Action Summit, PM Shehbaz Sharif recognised the enduring and complex relations between Pakistan and the Czech Republic, encompassing both bilateral and multilateral dimensions.
The leaders emphasised the significance of enhancing trade and investment relations to foster economic growth and prosperity for both nations, according to a news release from the PM Office Media Wing.
Prime Minister Shehbaz emphasised Pakistan’s geopolitical position and its potential as a conduit to Central Asia, urging Czech enterprises to investigate investment prospects across diverse industries, including energy, technology, and manufacturing.
The leaders discussed regional and global issues of common concern, emphasising on the necessity for ongoing cooperation to tackle challenges like regional security and sustainable development.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif underscored that climate change is among the most urgent challenges of our era, necessitating a unified global response.
He emphasised that Pakistan, although significantly impacted by climate change, was dedicated to promoting environmental sustainability and climate resilience programs.
He emphasised that partnership with international partners, particularly the Czech Republic, is crucial for effectively addressing the effects of climate change, advancing green energy, and fostering sustainable development objectives.