Pakistan and France held consultations on multilateral affairs in Paris on Friday.
In line with a press launch, the Pakistan facet was led by Ambassador Nabeel Munir, Particular Secretary (United Nations), Ministry of Overseas Affairs, whereas Ms Nathalie Broadhurst, Director for the United Nations, Worldwide Organisations, Human Rights and Francophonie, Ministry for Europe and Overseas Affairs, led the French facet.
The consultations have been held according to the Pakistan-France Bilateral Roadmap (2023) to strengthen bilateral cooperation within the multilateral area and handle world challenges.
In the course of the consultations, Pakistan and France reaffirmed their dedication to strengthening bilateral cooperation and dialogue, in addition to to working collectively to advertise multilateralism.
The 2 sides exchanged views on UN80, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Growth and Financing for Growth, and reiterated their shared dedication to multilateralism and the ideas and functions of the Constitution of the United Nations.
Each side additionally exchanged views on current regional and worldwide developments and agreed to strengthen coordination in multilateral boards, together with the United Nations, on peace and safety points. The consultations additionally lined key areas reminiscent of UN peacekeeping, counter-terrorism, and reform of the United Nations.
The consultations have been held in a cordial and constructive ambiance. They offered a possibility for the 2 sides to evaluate progress in bilateral relations within the multilateral area, establish new avenues for cooperation, and improve momentum in direction of mutually helpful collaboration in areas of mutual curiosity.
It was additionally agreed to carry the following spherical of Pakistan-France Consultations on Multilateral Affairs in Islamabad on mutually agreed dates.
