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Suriye Dışişleri Bakanı Şeybani İslamabad'da askeri ve ekonomik temaslarda

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Suriye Dışişleri Bakanı Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani, Pakistan Dışişleri Bakan Yardımcısı ve Dışişleri Bakanı Ishaq Dar'ın daveti üzerine Perşembe günü İslamabad'a resmi ziyarette bulundu. Delegasyon düzeyindeki görüşmelerde ikili işbirliğinin genişletilmesi ve bölgesel gelişmeler ele alındı; Dar, Suriye'nin egemenliği, birliği ve toprak bütünlüğüne desteğini yineledi. Şeybani ayrıca Başbakan Şahbaz Şerif ile görüştü; burada iki ülke arasındaki köklü ilişkilerin somut işbirliğine dönüştürülmesi gerektiği vurgulandı. Ziyaret kapsamında ekonomik ve güvenlik boyutları da öne çıktı. Şeybani, Pakistan Ticaret Bakanı ile görüşmesinde iş dünyaları arasında doğrudan etkileşimi sağlamak amacıyla Pakistan-Suriye Ortak İş Konseyi kurulmasını önerdi. Cuma günü ise Genelkurmay Başkanı Asım Munir ile Genelkarargâh'ta bir araya gelen Suriyeli bakan, savunma ve güvenlik işbirliği ile karşılıklı çıkar konularını görüştü. Bu temaslar, Suriye'deki geçiş sürecinde Pakistan'ın diplomatik, ekonomik ve güvenlik alanlarındaki angajmanını yansıtıyor.

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latest: 21 Aug
  1. Security20 Aug, 04:56

    Syrian foreign minister arrives in Islamabad on official visit

    Pakistan

    Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani arrived in Islamabad early on Thursday on an official visit. The Foreign Office (FO) shared pictures of the visiting minister arriving in Islamabad on the social media platform X. “Upon arrival, the distinguished guest was received by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ additional secretary (Middle East),” it said. The visit comes as Syria’s transitional leadership pursues regional and international engagement following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad in 2024. A day earlier, the FO said the two sides will hold in-depth discussions across the entire spectrum of bilateral relations, review avenues for further enhancing bilateral cooperation, and exchange views on regional and international developments. It also said the visit would mark an important step towards further enhancing bilateral relations and cooperation between Pakistan and Syria. The visit will be the first by a Syrian foreign minister since Walid al-Mouallem travelled to Pakistan in May 2007 and the first since the change of government in Damascus. The visit also comes after Pakistan on Wednesday also strongly condemned an “unprovoked” attack carried out by Israel on an airbase in Syria, saying such acts had the potential to “further undermine regional peace and stability”. Syria’s state-run Ekhbariya television, citing a military source, said on Tuesday that Israel carried out eight airstrikes on the runway and storage facilities at the Abu al-Duhur base near Aleppo in northwest Syria. A separate military source and a civilian who lived near the base said there were no casualties. “Such provocative actions constitute a flagrant violation of international law and have the potential to further undermine regional peace and stability,” the FO said. “Pakistan expresses its unwavering solidarity with the brotherly people of Syria, and reiterates its full support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity as well as peace and prosperity of the Syrian Arab Republic.”

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  2. Security20 Aug, 08:01

    Syrian foreign minister, DPM Dar discuss expansion of bilateral ties, regional developments: FO

    Pakistan

    Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani and Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Thursday discussed avenues to expand bilateral cooperation and held “in-depth” discussions on regional developments. Al-Shaibani arrived in Islamabad early on Thursday on an official visit. In a post on X, the Foreign Office (FO) said the two sides held a “warm and constructive” restricted meeting, where they “reaffirmed the deep-rooted brotherly ties between Pakistan and Syria”. The two also discussed advancing bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest and regional developments. Earlier, FO shared pictures of the visiting minister arriving in Islamabad on the social media platform X. “Upon arrival, the distinguished guest was received by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ additional secretary (Middle East),” it said. Later in the day, the Syrian minister arrived at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where he was received by DPM Dar. “The two foreign ministers will hold a tête-à-tête, followed by delegation-level talks, to discuss the entire spectrum of Pakistan-Syria bilateral relations and explore avenues for further strengthening bilateral cooperation,” the FO said. The visit comes as Syria’s transitional leadership pursues regional and international engagement following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad in 2024. A day earlier, the FO said the two sides would hold in-depth discussions across the entire spectrum of bilateral relations, review avenues for further enhancing bilateral cooperation, and exchange views on regional and international developments. It also said the visit would mark an important step towards further enhancing bilateral relations and cooperation between Pakistan and Syria. The visit is the first by a Syrian foreign minister since Walid al-Mouallem travelled to Pakistan in May 2007 and the first since the change of government in Damascus. The visit also comes after Pakistan on Wednesday strongly condemned an “unprovoked” attack carried out by Israel on an airbase in Syria, saying such acts had the potential to “further undermine regional peace and stability”. Syria’s state-run Ekhbariya television, citing a military source, said on Tuesday that Israel carried out eight airstrikes on the runway and storage facilities at the Abu al-Duhur base near Aleppo in northwest Syria. A separate military source and a civilian who lives near the base said there were no casualties. “Such provocative actions constitute a flagrant violation of international law and have the potential to further undermine regional peace and stability,” the FO said. “Pakistan expresses its unwavering solidarity with the brotherly people of Syria, and reiterates its full support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity as well as peace and prosperity of the Syrian Arab Republic.”

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  3. Diplomatic20 Aug, 10:46

    DPM Dar reiterates Pakistan's support for Syria's sovereignty, territorial integrity

    Pakistan

    Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Thursday reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for Syria’s “sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity,” the Foreign Office (FO) said. DPM Dar made the remarks during delegation-level talks with Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani, who arrived in Islamabad early on Thursday on an official visit on Dar’s invitation. In a post on social media platform X, FO said that during delegation-level talks, DPM Dar reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for Syria’s sovereignty. The remarks came after an Israeli attack on an airbase in Syria a day prior. During the talks, the two sides reaffirmed “longstanding brotherly ties”, expanding bilateral cooperation and exchanged views on “regional and international developments, including Palestine, the Golan Heights, Afghanistan, the situation in South Asia, and developments in the Middle East,” FO said. Al-Shaibani also welcomed the signing of the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement, lauding Pakistan’s role in regional peace and stability, particularly in the US-Iran war. “Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to continued engagement and cooperation for peace, stability, and prosperity in the region and beyond.” Earlier in the day, DPM Dar and his Syrian counterpart held a restricted meeting, during which the two leaders reiterated their commitment to “brotherly ties,” discussed avenues to expand bilateral cooperation and held “in-depth” discussions on regional developments. Earlier, the FO shared pictures of the visiting minister arriving in Islamabad on X. “Upon arrival, the distinguished guest was received by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ additional secretary (Middle East),” it said. The visit comes as Syria’s transitional leadership pursues regional and international engagement following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad in 2024. A day earlier, the FO said the two sides would hold in-depth discussions across the entire spectrum of bilateral relations, review avenues for further enhancing bilateral cooperation, and exchange views on regional and international developments. It also said the visit would mark an important step towards further enhancing bilateral relations and cooperation between Pakistan and Syria. The visit is the first by a Syrian foreign minister since Walid al-Mouallem travelled to Pakistan in May 2007 and the first since the change of government in Damascus. The visit also comes after Pakistan on Wednesday strongly condemned an “unprovoked” attack carried out by Israel on an airbase in Syria, saying such acts had the potential to “further undermine regional peace and stability”. Syria’s state-run Ekhbariya television, citing a military source, said on Tuesday that Israel carried out eight airstrikes on the runway and storage facilities at the Abu al-Duhur base near Aleppo in northwest Syria. A separate military source and a civilian who lives near the base said there were no casualties. “Such provocative actions constitute a flagrant violation of international law and have the potential to further undermine regional peace and stability,” the FO said. “Pakistan expresses its unwavering solidarity with the brotherly people of Syria, and reiterates its full support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity as well as peace and prosperity of the Syrian Arab Republic.”

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  4. Diplomatic20 Aug, 13:56

    PM Shehbaz stresses need to translate friendship with Syria into bilateral cooperation

    Pakistan

    Visiting Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani met Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday, with the premier stressing that the longstanding ties between Islamabad and Damascus needed to yield enhanced bilateral cooperation, according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO). Damascus’ top diplomat arrived in Islamabad in the early hours for an official visit at the invitation of Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. PM Shehbaz recalled the “historic and multifaceted ties” between Islamabad and Damascus, and emphasised the need to translate longstanding friendship into enhanced cooperation across multiple sectors, including politics, defence, trade, investment, education, and human resource development. “The prime minister reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for Syria’s unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity and said Pakistan would firmly support Syria’s position on the Golan Heights,” the PMO said. Additionally, the premier “stated that the resumption of direct flights between the two countries would enhance people-to-people exchanges and facilitate a large number of pilgrims who undertake religious visits to Syria from Pakistan”, the PMO said. Al-Shaibani, in turn, conveyed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s greetings to PM Shehbaz and briefed him on the country’s ongoing transitional and reconstruction efforts. He also expressed gratitude to Pakistan for its consistent support to Syria throughout and expressed his government’s keen interest in “revitalising bilateral engagement, including through early institutional mechanisms for cooperation”, the statement added. Conveying his best regards to the Syrian president, PM Shehbaz extended an invitation to al-Sharaa to undertake an official visit to Pakistan at a “mutually convenient date”. Earlier today, Dar reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for Syria’s “sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity,” the Foreign Office (FO) said. The FO said that during delegation-level talks, DPM Dar reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for Syria’s sovereignty. The remarks came after an Israeli attack on an airbase in Syria a day prior. During the talks, the two sides reaffirmed “longstanding brotherly ties”, expanding bilateral cooperation and exchanged views on “regional and international developments, including Palestine, the Golan Heights, Afghanistan, the situation in South Asia, and developments in the Middle East,” FO said. Al-Shaibani also welcomed the signing of the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement, lauding Pakistan’s role in regional peace and stability, particularly in the US-Israeli war on Iran. “Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to continued engagement and cooperation for peace, stability, and prosperity in the region and beyond.” Prior to delegation-level talks, DPM Dar and his Syrian counterpart held a restricted meeting, during which the two leaders reiterated their commitment to “brotherly ties,” discussed avenues to expand bilateral cooperation and held “in-depth” discussions on regional developments. Earlier, the FO shared pictures of the visiting minister arriving in Islamabad on X. “Upon arrival, the distinguished guest was received by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ additional secretary (Middle East),” it said. The visit comes as Syria’s transitional leadership pursues regional and international engagement following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad in 2024. A day earlier, the FO said the two sides would hold in-depth discussions across the entire spectrum of bilateral relations, review avenues for further enhancing bilateral cooperation, and exchange views on regional and international developments. It also said the visit would mark an important step towards further enhancing bilateral relations and cooperation between Pakistan and Syria. The visit is the first by a Syrian foreign minister since Walid al-Mouallem travelled to Pakistan in May 2007 and the first since the change of government in Damascus. The visit also comes after Pakistan on Wednesday strongly condemned an “unprovoked” attack carried out by Israel on an airbase in Syria, saying such acts had the potential to “further undermine regional peace and stability”. Syria’s state-run Ekhbariya television, citing a military source, said on Tuesday that Israel carried out eight airstrikes on the runway and storage facilities at the Abu al-Duhur base near Aleppo in northwest Syria. A separate military source and a civilian who lives near the base said there were no casualties. “Such provocative actions constitute a flagrant violation of international law and have the potential to further undermine regional peace and stability,” the FO said. “Pakistan expresses its unwavering solidarity with the brotherly people of Syria, and reiterates its full support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity as well as peace and prosperity of the Syrian Arab Republic.”

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  5. Diplomatic21 Aug, 02:28

    Syria proposes joint business council with Pakistan

    Pakistan

    Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif discusses trade with a Syrian delegation.—APP ISLAMABAD: Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani on Thursday proposed establishing a Pakistan-Syria Joint Business Council to facilitate direct interaction between the business communities of the two countries. The proposal, among others, was made during a meeting between the Syrian minister and Pakistan’s Commerce Minister, Jam Kamal Khan, during which the two sides discussed avenues for deepening economic cooperation for expanding bilateral trade and investment. Mr Hassan, who is leading a high-level Syrian business delegation, also separately called on Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. An official announcement said the Syrian minister also proposed convening a joint investment forum in Damascus to bring together representatives from the private and public sectors of Pakistan and Syria.The Syrian foreign minister identified housing, real estate, energy, transportation, seaports, agriculture, industry and human resource development as promising areas for cooperation. He noted that the current volume of bilateral trade did not reflect the two countries’ true potential and stressed the need for sustained institutional and business engagement. He further said that a delegation from Syria’s Ministry of Economy, which also oversees trade and industry, would visit Pakistan to explore opportunities for bilateral cooperation. Commerce minister says first round of CEPA talks with S. Korea concludes Mr Kamal proposed close coordination between the relevant trade authorities of the two countries to identify priority sectors and prepare a practical roadmap for cooperation. He also suggested arranging virtual meetings between Pakistani and Syrian businesses ahead of in-person engagements to facilitate focused and productive business matchmaking. The commerce minister also proposed reviving the Pakistan-Syria Joint Ministerial Commission and its relevant joint working groups to provide a structured institutional framework for advancing cooperation across various sectors. He also underscored the importance of activating the existing framework between the chambers of commerce of the two countries through regular exchanges, business delegations and business-to-business engagements. Meanwhile, Mr Hassan called on Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. During the meeting, the prime minister emphasised the need to translate the longstanding Pakistan-Syria friendship into enhanced cooperation in politics, defence, trade, investment, education and human resource development. The premier said the resumption of direct flights between the two countries would enhance people-to-people exchanges and facilitate the large number of Pakistani pilgrims who undertake religious visits to Syria. The prime minister reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for Syria’s unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity and said Pakistan would firmly support Syria’s position on the Golan Heights. He also extended an invitation to President Ahmed al-Sharaa to undertake an official visit to Pakistan at a mutually convenient date. He expressed his government’s keen interest in revitalising bilateral engagement, including through early institutional mechanisms for cooperation. Separately, Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held wide-ranging delegation-level talks with Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani. The two sides reaffirmed the longstanding brotherly ties between Pakistan and Syria and agreed to further strengthen bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest. The ministers also exchanged views on regional and international developments, including Palestine, the Golan Heights, Afghanistan, the situation in South Asia and developments in the Middle East. CEPA negotiations In the meantime, Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan said that the first round of negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between Pakistan and South Korea had been successfully concluded. The minister disclosed this while addressing the Pakistan-Korea Trade and Investment Conference via video link as chief guest in Seoul. He said the second round of negotiations was expected to be held soon. The conference brought together more than 170 Pakistani and Korean entrepreneurs and culminated in the signing of six memoranda of understanding between companies from the two countries. It was also announced that a second conference would be held in Seoul in March 2027 to build on the momentum generated as negotiations on the CEPA progress. Published in Dawn, August 21st, 2026

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  6. Diplomatic21 Aug, 05:48

    CDF Munir, Syrian foreign minister discuss defence, security cooperation

    Pakistan

    Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir met Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan Al-Shaibani, with security and defence cooperation coming under discussion, the military’s media wing said on Friday. In a statement, Inter-Services Public Relations said the meeting took place at the General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi. It said that “matters of mutual interest, regional security environment and avenues for enhanced bilateral defence and security cooperation were discussed” during the meeting. “CDF Munir highlighted Pakistan’s longstanding fraternal ties with Syria and shared Pakistan’s perspective on global peace and regional stability, underscoring the importance of cooperation and collaborative efforts to address common security challenges,” it added. It added that the visiting dignitary appreciated the professional role played by the armed forces in promoting regional peace and stability. “Both sides reiterated their resolve to further strengthen bilateral ties and expand engagements in the fields of defence and security,” it said. The Syrian foreign minister had arrived in Islamabad on Thursday for an official visit at the invitation of Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. He also met Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who stressed the need to translate the longstanding ties between Pakistan and Syria into enhanced cooperation in politics, defence, trade, investment, education and human resource development. The Syrian minister also proposed establishing a Pakistan-Syria Joint Business Council to facilitate direct interaction between the business communities of the two countries. The visit is the first by a Syrian foreign minister to Pakistan since Walid al-Mouallem travelled to Islamabad in May 2007 and follows the change of government in Damascus.

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