PM's three-day visit to Islamabad opens new chapter in Malaysia-Pakistan bilateral ties


ISLAMABAD: The three-day visit by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to Pakistan, from Oct 2, is set to open a new chapter in the bilateral relations between the two countries, which have been established since Malaysia gained independence in 1957.

Malaysian High Commissioner to Pakistan Datuk Mohammad Azhar Mazlan said the Pakistan government has high hopes for Anwar’s visit to Islamabad, especially in driving diplomatic relations between the two nations to a higher level across various areas of mutual interest.

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