Pakistani PM Set to Visit UAE for World Government Summit

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Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, will visit the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for two days starting today. He will attend the World Government Summit (WGS), as said by the Foreign Ministry. This summit will bring together many world leaders, government officials, and important business people to talk about the future of government, new ideas, and working together globally.

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During the summit, Prime Minister Sharif will give a speech where he will share Pakistan’s plans for economic growth, using technology, and improving how the country is governed. He will also talk about how Pakistan is working to improve and grow in these areas.

While in the UAE, Prime Minister Sharif will meet with leaders from the UAE and other countries at the summit. He will also talk to top business leaders from big international companies. These meetings are expected to help improve Pakistan's relationships with the UAE and other countries, which could lead to better opportunities for Pakistan in the future.

The World Government Summit is an important event where leaders from around the world meet to discuss how to solve global problems and work together for a better future. This visit is part of Pakistan’s efforts to build stronger relationships with other countries and improve its international presence.

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