Leaders from Pakistan, Oman, Guinea-Bissau, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe are expected to visit Belarus as part of strengthening diplomatic relations. Belarusian Foreign Minister Maxim Ryzhenkov emphasized the careful planning and cooperation across various sectors to facilitate these visits.
Leaders from various countries, including Pakistan, Oman, Guinea-Bissau, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe, are scheduled to visit Belarus, as announced by Belarusian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Maxim Ryzhenkov, on Belarus One. This initiative signifies Belarus’s commitment to enhance diplomatic relations with these nations.
Minister Ryzhenkov highlighted the upcoming return visit of Pakistan’s Prime Minister and the Sultan of Oman. Extensive preparations are underway with expert groups addressing crucial aspects such as agriculture, woodworking, humanitarian issues, transportation, and logistics.
Additionally, the visit of Guinea-Bissau’s President is being arranged, along with plans for the Secretary General of the Communist Party of Vietnam to confirm their notable ideas during his visit. Furthermore, the President of Zimbabwe is also expected to come to Belarus.
The anticipated visits from leaders of Pakistan, Oman, Guinea-Bissau, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe underscore Belarus’s efforts to strengthen international partnerships. Preparations involve meticulous planning across various sectors to ensure successful engagements. These diplomatic exchanges seek to deepen cooperation and exchange beneficial ideas between Belarus and the respective countries, enhancing mutual interests and development.
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