Turkish leader to hold high quality talks and President Asif Ali Zardari and Premier Eslambaz Sharif in Islamabad.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived in Pakistan two days to grow trading and economic relations between Ankara and Islamabad.
Erdogan, accompanied by a high team with his first lady, arrived in Pakistan Capital on Wednesday and was scheduled to hold high meetings on Thursday.
He was greeted by his Pakistan partner Asif Ali Zardari, Premier Eshedlaz Sharif and other senior government officials.
Erdogan visits in Pakistan with Sharif’s invitation, according to the statement issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs.
Marel Hazera’s Al Jazeera reports from Islamabad, the visit of Erdogan “is very important” as two nations deal with Geopolitical changes in the region and west, including US President Donald Trump in White House.
Hyder said more than military contacts and close cooperation in war, the Palestine issue may be discussed during official meetings.
The Foreign Ministry of Pakistan said the president of Turkish had a seat “in the 7th state of the Pakistan-Turki-Turki-Turkiye” and the sides expected to sign many treaties.
According to the statement of service, HLLscc will provide “the guidance of strengthening a relationship between two countries”.
Pakistan, who saw the armed abuse last months, sent other police officers and forces to ensure the safety of the Turkish leader and his team.
Visits come many hours after the United States in Mbassy has issued travel advice on Pakistan Taliban against Faisal Mosque to avoid visiting mosques.
Pakistan is a third of the third trip of Erdogan, bringing him into two nations in Southeast Malaysia and Indonesia.
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