Islamabad:
President Asif Ali Zardari on Tuesday confirmed Pakistan’s obligation to further expand bilateral cooperation with the Russian Federation in the exchange of trade, investment, technology and people to humans.
When he spoke at a ceremony that marked the 80th anniversary of the Victory of the Russian Federation in the Great Patriotic War, the president highlighted the growing momentum in Pakistan-Russia’s connections and expressed confidence that recent high-level interactions have laid a solid foundation for deeper commitment and greater understanding.
“I am convinced that the friendships between Pakistan and Russia will continue to be stronger,” said the president, adding that both nations have “enormous potential to expand cooperation in trade, investment, technology and people-to-people contacts.”
He described Russia as an “important global power” and highlighted its role in promoting regional peace and stability, especially its role in reducing tension between Pakistan and India.
The president expanded warm congratulations to President Vladimir Putin, the Russian government and the people of Russia on the occasion.
