Foreign Office confirms Climate Change Minister Musadik Malik’s nomination to represent Pakistan at the three-day Shanghai Cooperation Organisation gathering in India’s capital.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has nominated Climate Change Minister Musadik Malik to represent the country at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Civilisational Dialogue scheduled to take place in New Delhi from November 20 to 22.
The Foreign Office confirmed the nomination in a statement issued on Saturday, saying Malik would attend the gathering on behalf of Pakistan.
The three-day event is expected to bring together representatives from SCO member states to discuss civilisational dialogue, cultural understanding and ways to strengthen engagement among participating countries.
According to the Foreign Office, Pakistan remains committed to promoting dialogue between different civilisations and strengthening people-to-people connections within the regional organisation.
The ministry said Pakistan’s participation in the gathering would reflect its commitment to these objectives, guided by the principles of mutual respect and understanding.
The SCO Civilisational Dialogue provides a platform for participating countries to exchange perspectives on cultural relations and explore opportunities for cooperation through greater engagement among different civilisations.
Pakistan’s nomination of Musadik Malik comes ahead of the November 20-22 meeting in the Indian capital, where representatives from member states are expected to discuss ways to promote cultural understanding and closer regional connections.
The Foreign Office’s statement highlighted Pakistan’s continued commitment to constructive engagement and dialogue within the SCO framework, particularly in areas involving cultural exchange and people-to-people relations.
The participation will see Malik represent Pakistan at the regional gathering focused on civilisational interaction and cooperation.
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