Dar, Saudi envoy discuss bilateral ties

Pakistan Sep, 27 2024
Dar, Saudi envoy discuss bilateral ties
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ISLAMABAD: Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar resolved to further boost brotherly ties with Saudi Arabia. According to details, Saudi envoy Nawaf bin Saeed Ahmed Al-Malki called on Dar here. Both leaders discussed matters pertaining to mutual interests, geographical and international affairs.

Dar extended his best wishes to Saudi Arabia's 94th National Day. He commended country's unwavering support for Pakistan on international problems. Saudi envoy had resolved to further boost bilateral strategic partnerships between two ties.

Few days back, Dar commended professionalism and integrity of Pakistan's military leadership. In an interview with private TV, Ishaq Dar has shed light on his ongoing legal battles, particularly regarding allegations of tax evasion.

Dar asserted, "My name was added in Panama for not submitting tax returns for many years," while firmly stating, "I have never been 20 minutes late for tax return." He explained judicial and political manoeuvring surrounding his case, including issuance of red warrants and subsequent cancellation by Interpol after presenting evidence. He respected current military leadership, describing them as "Professional, honest, and looking after country."

Published in The Daily National Courier, September, 27 2024

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