CM, governor laud outgoing US CG’s services
Tribble appreciated hospitality and love shown by Pakistani people during his stay in country
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah met outgoing United States Consul General in Karachi Conrad Tribble at the CM House on Friday.
The CM praised the diplomatic services of the US consul general. The meeting was also attended by Sindh Chief Secretary Asif Hyder Shah, Principal Secretary to CM Agha Wasif, US Deputy Consul General Amy Hood, and Chief Political Unit Jerrod Hansen.
The US consul general also met Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tessori at the Governor House. Tessori expressed best wishes for the new diplomatic assignment of the outgoing American consul general.
He said the diplomat had played a key role in strengthening the US-Pakistan friendly ties. The governor said that he valued the diplomatic services of Tribble in Pakistan. Tribble appreciated the hospitality and love shown by the Pakistani people during his stay in the country. He said the US had always given value to its ties with Pakistan.
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