Turkmenistan envoy, petroleum minister discuss energy collaboration
Islamabad: Ambassador of Turkmenistan to Pakistan Atadjan Movlamov on Tuesday called on newly-appointed Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik in his office here.
They discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations and advancing energy collaboration between Turkmenistan and Pakistan. Ambassador Movlamov congratulated Minister Malik on his appointment and expressed confidence in his leadership to guide Pakistan's energy sector towards sustainable growth.
He emphasised the longstanding relationship and mutual interests shared by both countries, especially in the energy domain. The minister said the two nations shared a history of cultural and economic collaboration grounded in mutual respect and common aspirations for regional prosperity.
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