British High Commissioner Dr , CMG, met the
Honourable Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday, for an
introductory call and to discuss matters of mutual interest
between the UK and Pakistan.
The Honourable Prime Minister Imran Khan welcomed the British
High Commissioner to Pakistan.
They discussed a wide range of shared concerns, including
bilateral ties, economic affairs, regional issues and climate
change at the meeting.
British High Commissioner, Dr , CMG, said:
I’m delighted to have arrived here at a time where there are so
many opportunities for the UK-Pakistan relationship to become
even stronger. Our bonds are enduring and unique, with the UK
and Pakistan exemplifying the very best in international
partnership. Our people to people connections represent our
past, present and the future, with over 1.5 million British
nationals of Pakistani origin.
I very much look forward to working with the Prime Minister and
his team to enhance those ties. We particularly discussed the
potential to expand UK-Pakistan trade and investment; and the
challenges posed by climate change to Pakistan and how we can
both work together, including at the international climate
change summit hosted in the UK in November, COP26.
The High Commissioner arrived in Pakistan in December last year,
and has already visited Lahore and Karachi twice, and the Swat
Valley, as part of his plan to visit as much of Pakistan as
possible.