Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held a telephone conversation with Singapore’s Foreign Minister Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, focusing on bilateral relations, regional stability, and maritime issues. The discussion highlighted ongoing diplomatic engagement between the two countries. It comes amid Pakistan’s broader efforts to strengthen international partnerships.
According to the Foreign Office, both sides exchanged views on promoting peace and stability in the region. The Singaporean foreign minister appreciated Pakistan’s role in regional diplomacy, including efforts to facilitate dialogue between the United States and Iran. He acknowledged Pakistan’s contribution to reducing regional tensions.
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Ishaq Dar reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to peace, development, and stability at both regional and global levels. He emphasized the importance of continued diplomatic engagement and cooperation with friendly countries. The two leaders also discussed strengthening institutional ties and expanding mutual collaboration.
The conversation also included discussions on recent maritime developments and incidents in international waters. Both sides agreed on maintaining close coordination between relevant institutions to address such issues. They stressed the importance of cooperation in ensuring maritime security and stability.
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Both foreign ministers agreed to remain in contact and continue high-level exchanges in the future. The Foreign Office said Pakistan remains committed to enhancing relations with Singapore. It added that diplomatic efforts will continue to focus on regional peace and international cooperation.