Tue 29 December 2020:
Delegates visiting on invitation of Senate chairman Sadiq Sanjrani
A 12-member parliamentary delegation of the African Union arrived in Pakistan on a week-long official visit Tuesday, a statement said.
According to a press release issued by the Senate, the navel chief of Djibouti is also among the high-level parliamentarian delegation.
During their visit, the delegation would visit the Parliament House and meet the Senate chairman, whereas a meeting with the Senate’s standing committee on foreign affairs is also scheduled along with a visit to the Senate Museum and Senate Hall.
“Pakistan seeks to establish parliamentary, political and trade relations with African countries on an integrated basis,” the Senate chairman said.
He added that the exchange [of dialogue] between parliamentary delegations would pave the way for economic and trade cooperation.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) would also be signed during the African delegation’s visit to the Parliament House.
The head of the delegation would also record his impressions in the guest book.
They are visiting Pakistan on the invitation of Senate chairman Sadiq Sanjrani, and will call on the president and prime minister, among others. The delegates will also tour the parliament house.
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