Belarus to Accept 150,000 Skilled Pakistani Workers: PM Shehbaz
Through multiple agreements Pakistan and Belarus work to build stronger connections between their nations including a major move to provide jobs in Belarus to 150,000 Pakistani youth trained for the market.
Shehbaz Sharif finalized these agreements while making his official trip to Belarus. The president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, received the prime minister with high-ranking protocols at the Palace of Independence in Minsk.
A Warm Welcome & Historic Engagements
PM Shehbaz started his visit with traditional military honors that signified his partnership and mutual respect with Belarus during this trip. After the ceremony the two top leaders held exclusive talks at their meeting.
The leaders agreed to build a strategy to move skilled Pakistani workers to Belarus which will help Belarus find workers and open new job options for Pakistan’s youth.
The officials in Strategic Funcions Signed Memoranda Across Multiple Business Areas
During the visit our leaders initiated several partnerships through Mature of Understanding and agreement documents to support joint development between our nations.
Defense and military branches of Pakistan and Belarus created a path to form stronger strategic bonds by working together in defense projects.
Pakistan and Belarus aim to grow business relations through an agreement signed by TDAP and the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Each postal department of both nations developed an agreement to simplify postal exchanges between Pakistan and Belarus.
The two nations formed plans to build agricultural machines and improved farm systems together.
The countries will produce electric vehicles and buses together to help achieve their shared sustainable objectives.
Our joint collaboration will improve food system integrity from farm to market with focus on agricultural value creation.
Dialogue on Trade, Investment & Regional Affairs
The political leaders showed contentment about the improved relations between Pakistan and Belarus during their meeting. They wanted to develop combined economic partnerships through investments while working together on regional security and progress.
PM Shehbaz Sharif announced that this agreement will help Pakistani youth find new job opportunities while deepening our relationships in strategic fields and businesses.
Looking Ahead
The executive visit begins a new path for mutual military training and technology progress while making Pakistan and Belarus closer to one another.
The Pakistani workers who will serve in Belarus during the next years along with new trade and defense arrangements will bring lasting advantages to both nations.
