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Pakistan extends warm greetings to UAE on National Day

Federal Interior Minister of Pakistan Mohsin Naqvi congratulates UAE on National Day, highlighting strong ties and mutual cooperation. [Image via APP]

Federal Interior Minister of Pakistan Mohsin Naqvi extended heartfelt congratulations to the leadership and people of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on their National Day. He highlighted the deep-rooted ties between the two nations.

In a statement issued on Monday, Mohsin Naqvi said, “We share in the joy of our UAE brothers and sisters on this special day.” He described the day as a symbol of their progress, stability, and prosperity. Furthermore, he praised the UAE’s leadership for its relentless efforts. He noted their success in securing a prominent position among the nations of the world.

Naqvi emphasized the significance of the National Day of UAE for Pakistan, underscoring the mutual respect and shared history between the two countries. “The brotherly relations between Pakistan and the UAE are growing stronger with time. The UAE has always stood by Pakistan in every trial, and we take pride in our enduring partnership,” he remarked.

He further highlighted the robust trade relations between the two nations as a testament to their growing collaboration and reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to enhancing bilateral ties.

Finally, in conclusion, Naqvi expressed his best wishes for the UAE. He said, “We pray that the UAE continues to tread the path of progress and prosperity.”

Overall, the statement highlights the strong diplomatic and cultural bonds between Pakistan and the UAE. These bonds are deeply rooted in shared values and mutual cooperation.

Also See: UAE Accepts Taliban Ambassador Amid Diplomatic Divide

This news is sourced from APP and is intended for informational purposes only

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