Syedaal Khan reiterates significance of parliamentary diplomacy in building stronger bonds between Pakistan & Spain


ISLAMABAD, Nov 16 (SABAH): Deputy Chairman of the Senate of Pakistan, Syedaal Khan, reiterated the significance of parliamentary diplomacy in building stronger bonds between the two countries, encouraging regular exchanges of knowledge and best practices between the parliaments of Pakistan and Spain.

He remarked while hosting a dinner in honor of the Spanish delegation currently visiting Islamabad, marking an important milestone in strengthening bilateral relations between Pakistan and Spain.

Deputy Chairman Senate highlighted the shared values of democracy, peace, and cultural diversity, which form the foundation of the two nations’ relationship. Mr. Khan

“The ties between Pakistan and Spain go beyond formal diplomacy. Our nations share a commitment to democratic ideals and global peace. Tonight, we reaffirm our dedication to fostering closer cooperation in various areas, from governance and public policy to trade and cultural exchanges,” said Syedaal Khan.

Deputy Chairman Senate expressed solidarity with Spain following the recent devastating flash floods, offering condolences to the Spanish people for the tragic loss of lives and widespread damage. He stated that Pakistan, having experienced its own natural disasters, understands the challenges faced by the Spanish people and stands in support of their recovery efforts.

Khan highlighted the importance of the Pakistan-Spain Parliamentary Friendship Group, which aims to deepen dialogues on key issues such as climate change, sustainable development, and economic reforms. He also called for exploring greater collaboration in trade, renewable energy, tourism, and technology, emphasizing that both countries have much to gain from shared progress and innovation.

Deputy Chairman Senate Syedaal Khan concluded with a commitment to further strengthening the ties of friendship and collaboration between Pakistan and Spain. He expressed his hope that this visit would serve as a catalyst for continued partnership and mutual support between the two countries.