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Pakistan will always stand for Kashmir Cause, President

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President of Pakistan Dr. Arif Alvi has said the government and nation will always stand for the cause of Kashmiri brethren.

He was talking to Ambassador-designate of Pakistan to Oman K.K. Ahsan Wagan, who called on him in Islamabad on Friday.

He said that Pakistan will never condone the blatant human rights violation in Indian Occupied Kashmir at the hands of fascist Indian regime.

The President underscored that all High Commissioners, Ambassadors must highlight the true perspective on Kashmir issue and Indian oppression there.

President said Pakistan attached great importance to its fraternal relations with Oman and was keen to further enhance these brotherly relations in all spheres.

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He, however, said that the current volume of bilateral trade between the two countries does not commensurate to the true potential. He said Pakistan has the potential of exporting food items, construction materials, leather, and surgical goods to Oman.

In this regard, he said the Ambassador-designate should endeavor to promote our economic and commercial interests in Oman and utilize existing institutional mechanisms.

The President highlighted that the presence of the Pakistani community in Oman was a living bridge between the two countries. He said we take pride that the Pakistani community had been making a valuable contributions to the development of Oman.

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