Pak-India Business Council urges dialogue as it extends Republic Day greetings to India
The Pak-India Business Council urged both nations to resume dialogue to resolve outstanding issues, extending greetings ahead of India’s Republic Day. Chairman Noor Muhammad Kasuri highlighted India’s development and the potential for collaborative growth, emphasizing peace, prosperity, and strengthened regional ties for the Global South.🕒 1 min read
The Pak-India Business Council urged both nations to resume dialogue to resolve outstanding issues, extending greetings ahead of India’s Republic Day. Chairman Noor Muhammad Kasuri highlighted India’s development and the potential for collaborative growth, emphasizing peace, prosperity, and strengthened regional ties for the Global South.
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