Pakistan, Greece Vow to Strengthen Bilateral Trade, Investment Ties
Foreign ministers of the two countries agreed to maintain high-level engagement and exchanged invitations for reciprocal visits.

Pakistan and Greece have pledged to further strengthen their bilateral trade and investment relationship, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The foreign ministers of the two countries agreed to maintain sustained high-level engagement going forward.
Both sides extended invitations to each other for reciprocal visits, a step intended to build on existing diplomatic ties between Islamabad and Athens.
Further details on specific trade or investment initiatives discussed were not immediately available.
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