Islamabad, (Parliament Times) : In a significant diplomatic meeting, the Turkish Ambassador to Pakistan, Prof. Dr. Mehmet Picasi, along with the First Secretary, Trade Ambassador, and Education Council Minister of Government, held a detailed discussion with the former Health Minister of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Dr. Nisar Ansar Abdali.
During the meeting, both parties expressed mutual interest in strengthening cooperation between Turkey and Azad Kashmir. The Government Minister extended congratulations to the new Turkish Government, while the Turkish Ambassador warmly welcomed Dr. Nisar Ansar Abdali to the Turkish Embassy.
Among the key topics discussed, there was a shared desire to establish a Turkish language center in Kashmir, promoting Turkish language and culture. Additionally, plans were made to facilitate admissions for students in Turkish medical institutions.
Highlighting opportunities for collaboration, Turkish companies were invited to engage in construction projects in Jat, including Azad Kashmir. These projects encompassed crucial areas such as hydraulic power generation, infrastructure development, waste management, and municipal services.
In the field of health, education, and agriculture, both sides emphasized the importance of technology transfer and regulatory aspects in joint projects.
Furthermore, Dr. Nisar Ansar Abdali proposed a training visit for newly elected local representatives from Kotli district, Azad Kashmir, to Turkey, organized under the district government’s management. Additionally, an invitation was extended to the Turkish Ambassador to participate in the Khoi Ratta Mela, with a commitment to full cooperation and involvement.
This meeting signals a promising step toward enhanced collaboration and cultural exchange between Turkey and Azad Kashmir. Both parties expressed their commitment to furthering these initiatives for mutual benefit