The United Kingdom is ready to cooperate with Pakistan to help grow his economy into $ 2 trillion, the British High Commissioner of Pakistan Jane Marriott said on Thursday and confirmed Britain’s long -term commitment to the country’s economic development.

Marriott said the UK is determined to strengthen its strategic partnership with Pakistan across several important sectors, including funding, education, education, education, education, engineering, engineering, engineering, engineering, technique, engineering, engineering and energy.

She noted that the United Kingdom remains one of the largest providers of economic, business and trade services globally and sees great potential in Pakistan’s economy, especially considering his young and dynamic population.

“If Pakistan continues on the path and financial stability of his current reform, there is every reason to believe that its economy could reach $ 2 trillion,” Marriott said.

The High Commissioner described the relationship between the two countries as “two sides of the same coin” and added that their partnership has been given significant grounds in recent years. Bilateral trade between Britain and Pakistan is currently at £ 4.4 billion, and both sides have set a target to double this figure to £ 10 billion in the coming years.

Marriott said both nations in addition to trade worked together on major initiatives such as Reko Diq Mining Project together with important collaborations in pure energy and climate change response. She emphasized that Britain’s focus was not only economic but also social, supportive reforms in education, healthcare and technical sectors.

With reference to Pakistan’s recent progress with economic reforms, especially under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) programs, Marriott said that Britain fully supports these efforts and considers them important for long -term stability.

She revealed that Britain is currently funding a $ 45 million program aimed at macroeconomic development in Pakistan. In addition, the United Kingdom is actively involved in promoting pure and green energy initiatives, which she described as crucial to Pakistan’s sustainable future.

“Our collaboration with Pakistan is governed by long -term strategic thinking and a common belief in Pakistan’s enormous potential,” she added.

The broadcast praised the organizers of the business summary, especially Azfar Ahsan, for creating a platform where global business leaders, experts and decision makers could exchange ideas of building a prosperous future for Pakistan.

Marriott concluded by emphasizing that Britain’s partnership with Pakistan is based on mutual respect and common interests, and that the United Kingdom is ready to play his role in helping Pakistan achieve a stronger, more elastic and inclusive economy.