Recently, Pakistan and Belarus signed diverse agreements aimed at boosting bilateral trade, particularly in nutrition and pharmaceuticals. The five-year pact, as highlighted by Trade Minister Jam Kamal, includes increasing exports in meat, dairy, and textile products. Belarusian President's three-day visit to Islamabad facilitated high-level discussions with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, intending to outline a roadmap for enhancing trade relations. Concurrently, Pakistan is facing internal turmoil, with increased protests from the Tehreek-e-Insaf party, including instances of violence leading to casualties among security forces. Despite these challenges, the agreements are expected to bolster Pakistan's logistical capabilities and foster collaborations across various sectors. The agreements signify a commitment to fortify economic ties, benefitting both nations amid a backdrop of political unrest and economic challenges.
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