Direct Flights Between Bangladesh and Pakistan Restored After a Decade

Bangladesh’s High Commissioner to Pakistan, Mohammad Iqbal Hussain, has announced plans to begin direct flights between Bangladesh and Pakistan, further strengthening bilateral ties.

Speaking at a press conference in Peshawar on Saturday, Hussain emphasized the deep and historic relationship between the two countries. He expressed the intention to initiate direct flights to facilitate travel and connectivity.

He noted that such a move would enhance cooperation in various sectors, including tourism, education, and trade.

The High Commissioner also highlighted the growing trade and diplomatic relations between Bangladesh and Pakistan, stating that these ties would continue to grow stronger.

He underscored Bangladesh’s commitment to freedom of expression. He noted how social media has empowered the younger generation to voice their rights. This has contributed to a robust culture of free speech in the country.

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Additionally, Hussain pointed out the vast investment opportunities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, particularly in the healthcare and industrial sectors, encouraging businesses to explore these avenues.

He also mentioned the demand for Bangladeshi products in Pakistan. Trade is ongoing between the two nations via shipping routes linking Chittagong and Karachi. However, the volume remains modest.

The High Commissioner also touched on the upcoming elections in Bangladesh and reiterated his country’s focus on economic development as a key priority.

He concluded by commending Pakistan’s Air Force for its exceptional capabilities in the defense sector.

This news is sourced from The Express Tribune and is intended for informational purposes only.