Pakistan and Bahrain promise to increase their media collaboration.

Attaullah Tarar, the federal minister of information, broadcasting, national heritage, and culture, stated on Friday that relations between Bahrain and Pakistan are founded on a shared history, culture, and religion and are exceptionally close.

During a meeting with Bahraini Minister for Information Ramzan bin Abdullah Al Noaimi in Saudi Capital Riyadh, the minister stressed that exchanges of media delegations were very important to further strengthen ties in the media sector.

The goal of the meeting was to increase media collaboration, share expertise, and encourage collaborative projects between the two nations.

Tarar emphasized the necessity of fostering collaboration between Bahrain’s and Pakistan’s official media organizations, proposing news exchanges between the country’s state news agency, Associated Press of Pakistan, and Bahrain’s News Agency, BNA.

Furthermore, in recent years, both parties have welcomed frequent high-level delegation exchanges.

A legislative delegation from Bahrain is now in Pakistan, and the minister claimed that they held a crucial discussion with Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif today.

He continued by saying that Pakistan’s economy was headed in the right direction and that it presented a fantastic investment opportunity for investors from around the world.

The Bahrain minister reflected on relations with Pakistan by saying that they valued relations with Pakistan.

“Bahrain-Pakistan relations are continuously developing in various fields under the wise guidance of the leadership,” he asserted.