Foreign Affairs

Pakistan rejects Indian MEA Spokesperson’s remarks on Karachi Hindu temple incident.

Turkish TV series encourage foreigners to learn language

In Azerbaijan Special attention is paid to the modernization of the capital’s tourism infrastructure

Uzbekistan lifts all Coronavirus-related restrictions upon entry into the Republic.

Within the framework of the Meeting of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the CA countries and the PRC, the Head of the MFA of Turkmenistan held bilateral meetings

Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan to Enhance Tourism Ties 4th June 2022

’Analyzing the Agenda 2030 for Resilient & Inclusive Belarus’’

“Karabakh will soon become a regional tourism destination”

’Unveiling Western Abhorrence towards China: A Case Study of Xinjiang’’

The International Week of Ziyorat Tourism will be held annually in Uzbekistan in the fall

China’s Global Development Initiative (GDI): Advancing Mutual Cooperation

Unraveling the Imran Khan Arif Naqvi Scandal: From Political Fallout to International Legal Risks.

Azerbaijan – Land of Ethnic Diversity

’Uzbekistan’s Chairmanship of SCO: Opportunities and Benefits under President Shavkat Mirziyoyev’’

Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Office of the Spokesperson)

Expert: Yerevan must take regional peace, security agreements seriously

Celebrations of 71 years of Pak-China Friendship

New Prospects for Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Relations in Changing Dynamics

PM Shahbaz Sharif arrives Jeddah and met with Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz and left for Makkah to perform Umrah.

India’s Modi, Turkey’s Erdogan congratulate Shehbaz on becoming PM

China-Pakistan promotes people-centric democracy, Speakers

Pakistan-Saudi Arabia: A special relationship

Pakistan has sent the first consignment of 18 tones of Halal meat worth $40,000

No Covid PCR test for vaccinated passengers: UAE flights.

Joe Biden now ‘convinced’ Russia will launch invasion of Ukraine

38 Muslims handed down death order by Indian court for 2008 serial bomb blasts

US challenges Russia to step back from Ukraine attack