During the meeting, both sides agreed to organize a bilateral cricket series next year. The Netherlands also expressed willingness to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to support cricket development.
Ambassador Henny De Vries confirmed that the Netherlands cricket team will visit Pakistan next year and play matches with the Pakistan “A” team.
Highlighting the broader relationship, Minister Naqvi emphasized the need for sustainable measures to strengthen bilateral ties. He assured full support for promoting cricket in the Netherlands, reflecting a shared commitment to fostering sports diplomacy.
The discussion also touched on Pakistan’s decades-long efforts in hosting Afghan refugees. Minister Naqvi underlined that a comprehensive policy is in place to ensure the return of Afghan refugees residing illegally in Pakistan.
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