Lahore – Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has concluded his diplomatic trip to Turkey, marking the end of a significant three-country diplomatic tour aimed at advancing Pakistan’s efforts for regional peace.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the Prime Minister shared that his visit to Antalya, Turkey, was filled with positive memories and a strengthened commitment to enhancing the longstanding fraternal bonds between Pakistan and Turkey.
“We leave Antalya with fond memories and a renewed commitment to further strengthening the enduring fraternal bonds between our two nations, and to continuing our close cooperation to advance dialogue and diplomacy for lasting peace and stability in the region,” PM Shehbaz said.
The visit, part of Pakistan’s ongoing diplomatic blitz, highlighted Islamabad’s persistent efforts to foster peace and promote dialogue in the Middle East, particularly concerning the volatile US-Israeli war on Iran.
Pakistan has consistently called for diplomacy over military confrontation, with PM Shehbaz underscoring the importance of collaboration with Turkey to promote stability in the region.
