Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan Al-Shaibani arrived in Islamabad on Thursday, marking his first official visit to Pakistan in nearly two decades. The visit comes amid rising regional tensions linked to the U.S.-Iran conflict. Al-Shaibani, leading a high-level Syrian delegation, met with Pakistani officials to review bilateral relations and discuss regional developments.
The two nations aim to strengthen cooperation, with talks focusing on economic ties and shared concerns over regional instability. Pakistani Finance Minister Ishaq Dar joined Syrian officials in discussions, highlighting the importance of bilateral collaboration. The visit underscores efforts to reinvigorate diplomatic engagement between the two countries.
Al-Shaibani’s arrival follows a period of reduced diplomatic activity between Syria and Pakistan. The meeting is seen as a step toward improving ties amid complex geopolitical dynamics. Both sides expressed interest in enhancing cooperation on issues of mutual interest.
The visit reflects a broader trend of renewed diplomatic outreach in the region, despite ongoing challenges. Officials emphasized the need for stability and dialogue in the face of external pressures.
