UAE and Pakistan have discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations between the two nations in the financial sector.
Mohamed Hadi Al Hussaini, UAE Minister of State for Financial Affairs, met with Bilal Azhar Kayani, Pakistan’s Minister of State for Finance and Railways and Head of the Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit at the Ministry of Finance Offices in Dubai.
The meeting explored opportunities to expand collaboration in key areas, including fiscal policy, public revenue management, and strengthening coordination to promote sustainable economic development and ensure financial stability.
According to the statement, the meeting underscored the importance of exchanging knowledge, technical expertise, and best practices in financial governance. UAE and Pakistan recognized that fostering sustainable institutional partnerships is key to enhancing financial resilience and promoting inclusive, long-term development.
It comes as part of both sides’ commitment to advancing a financial partnership aligned with development priorities and the challenges of the global economy.
Al Hussaini lauded the strength of the longstanding financial and economic ties between the UAE and Pakistan.
The UAE minister further noted that expanding channels of financial cooperation with Pakistan aligns with the UAE’s priorities of promoting regional financial stability and enabling sustainable development through effective partnerships that enhance fiscal performance and resource sustainability in both nations.
At the end of the meeting, both sides reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining ongoing dialogue and coordination further to strengthen the strategic partnership between the UAE and Pakistan. They emphasized the importance of deepening cooperation in the financial sector, particularly in areas that contribute to mutual economic growth and long-term financial stability.
