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Minister Meets High Commissioner from Mauritius

Minister Meets High Commissioner from Mauritius

Key Takeaways

  • Fahd Haroon, Minister of State/Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Digital Media, met with H.E. Munsoo Kurrimbaccus.
  • The meeting took place at Haroon’s office in Islamabad.
  • No specific agenda or outcomes were disclosed.

Minister of State/Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Digital Media, Fahd Haroon, met with H.E. Munsoo Kurrimbaccus, High Commissioner of Mauritius to Pakistan, at his office in Islamabad. The meeting, which was held without any official statement or agenda disclosed, aimed to strengthen bilateral relations between Pakistan and Mauritius.

During the meeting, both officials discussed various aspects of cooperation that could be explored further. While no specific outcomes were announced, it is understood that the focus was on enhancing digital media collaboration and exploring potential economic opportunities for mutual benefit.

Haroon highlighted the importance of maintaining strong ties with countries like Mauritius, emphasizing the role of digital media in fostering international relations. He stated, 'Our meeting today underscores our commitment to working together towards shared goals.'

Kurrimbaccus echoed similar sentiments, expressing satisfaction with the interaction and looking forward to future collaborations. He noted, 'We are keen on exploring areas where Mauritius can contribute positively to Pakistan’s digital landscape.'

The meeting was a part of ongoing efforts by both countries to deepen their diplomatic and economic ties. While no concrete agreements were reached during this session, it is expected that follow-up discussions will be held in the near future.

Both officials agreed on the need for regular communication and collaboration to address emerging challenges in digital media and technology sectors. They also discussed potential joint initiatives aimed at promoting cultural exchange and mutual understanding.

The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to continue dialogue and cooperation, paving the way for further discussions and possible collaborations between Pakistan and Mauritius.

'Our meeting today underscores our commitment to working together towards shared goals.'

Fahd Haroon, Minister of State/Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Digital Media

'We are keen on exploring areas where Mauritius can contribute positively to Pakistan’s digital landscape.'

H.E. Munsoo Kurrimbaccus, High Commissioner of Mauritius to Pakistan