Ishaq Dar Reveals Pakistan’s Consideration of Trade Resumption with India

Pakistan to start trade with India again as Shared by Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar during a Talk with the media in London. He had recently attended a Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels.

Ishaq  Dar who used to be Pakistan’s finance minister talked about how Expensive it is to trade with India through Dubai and Singapore. Trade between the two Countries stopped after India made Changes to Jammu and Kashmir’s Special Status in August 2019.

Ishaq Dar said Pakistani business People want to trade directly with India again. But he said they’ll only make a Decision after talking with Everyone involved. He also talked about the Government’s Plans to make Pakistan’s Economy better and Reduce inflation to help People.

He also talked about how Pakistan has been interested in using Nuclear Energy since the 1960s. He said that despite facing Criticism Pakistan still uses Nuclear Energy because it’s Safe and Helps Fight Climate Change.

At the Nuclear Energy Summit Ishaq Dar asked for more Financial Help from other Countries for Pakistan’s Energy Projects. He also said that Pakistanis should Stick together and avoid Politics when they’re Abroad.

When asked about Elections and Discussions Happening in the United States, Ishaq Dar said Pakistan has clear rules for elections. He also said that all political parties should Respect the Choices made by the People.

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Simply Ishaq Dar’s Statements show that Pakistan is Planing about trading with India again. He talked about improving Pakistan’s Economy and using Nuclear Energy to Fight Climate change. He also asked for Help with Pakistan’s Energy Projects and urged unity among Pakistanis both at Home and Abroad.


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He was discussing Trade and Economic Matters, Dar Emphasized the importance of Diplomatic unity and adherence to Democratic Processes. He Highlighted Pakistan’s Commitment to transparent Elections and urged Political Parties to Prioritize the will of the People. Dar’s Statements Reflect a Multifaceted approach aimed at Fostering Economic Growth, international Cooperation and Domestic Harmony within Pakistan.