Pakistan to Share Disaster Management Experiences with Tajikistan

News Desk

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Finance Minister Is’haq Dar on Monday announced the country’s readiness to share its experiences in disaster management with Tajikistan.

This initiative aims to enhance cooperation between the two nations in addressing the challenges posed by natural disasters.

During a recent press briefing, Dar emphasized the importance of learning from each other’s experiences, stating, “We are prepared to collaborate with Tajikistan in sharing our strategies and practices for effective disaster response and management.”

He highlighted that both countries face similar challenges due to their geographical locations and climatic conditions.

This collaboration is expected to strengthen bilateral ties and improve disaster resilience in both nations.

By sharing knowledge and resources, Pakistan and Tajikistan can better prepare for and respond to natural calamities, ultimately benefiting their citizens and economies.

Looking ahead, officials from both countries are expected to convene in the coming weeks to outline specific areas of cooperation and develop a framework for joint training programs and resource sharing.