Iraqi Acting Consul General Abul Hakam Adnan Sadiq met Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nehal Hashmi at Governor House on Wednesday.

The Iraqi diplomat offered condolences over the death of the governor’s father-in-law. He also prayed for the departed soul and for patience and strength for the bereaved family.

The meeting also covered Pakistan-Iraq relations and areas of mutual interest.

Pakistan and Iraq Discuss Bilateral Cooperation

The two sides discussed educational and cultural cooperation between Pakistan and Iraq.

They also explored exchanges involving delegations and students. Both sides reviewed other matters of mutual interest.

Governor Nehal Hashmi said Pakistan and Iraq share historic and fraternal relations.

He pointed to similarities in the religious and cultural values of the two countries.

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The governor stressed the need to expand educational and cultural exchanges.

Student Exchanges to Promote Understanding

Hashmi said student and delegation exchanges could strengthen people-to-people contacts.

He added that such programmes would give young people opportunities to learn about each other’s history, culture and traditions.

According to the governor, greater interaction could also promote mutual understanding between the two countries.

The Iraqi Acting Consul General said Baghdad wanted to expand its longstanding relations with Pakistan.

Abul Hakam Adnan Sadiq also supported student exchange programmes. He said such initiatives could strengthen ties between young people in Pakistan and Iraq.

Governor Thanks Iraqi Diplomat

Governor Nehal Hashmi thanked the Iraqi Acting Consul General for his condolences and expression of sympathy.

The meeting highlighted continued interest in expanding Pakistan-Iraq cooperation through educational, cultural and people-to-people exchanges.