Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party, held a meeting in Karachi on Wednesday with Nurm t Tursunov, governor of Uzbekistan’s Navoi Region, to enhance bilateral cooperation in key sectors.
During the discussions, both sides explored opportunities for collaboration and partnership in minerals and energy projects, underscoring the potential for mutually beneficial ventures.
Bhutto emphasised the strategic importance of establishing a trade corridor linking Central Asia with Pakistan, stating that such connectivity would play a pivotal role in driving regional development and economic integration.
In response, Governor Tursunov described Pakistan as a friendly country and highlighted that expanding avenues of mutual cooperation would yield tangible benefits for the wider region. The dialogue reflected a shared commitment to strengthening economic ties and unlocking new opportunities for cross-border collaboration.
