Archive · 23 Aug 2025
Pakistani Deputy PM Dar Makes Landmark Dhaka Visit
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister, Ishaq Dar, is visiting Dhaka, Bangladesh, in a major step to improve relations.
It's the first visit of such a high-ranking official in many years.
They are meeting to talk about various issues.
This follows other visits and is happening since some changes in the region.
Meanwhile, Bangladesh's army chief is in China for meetings.
Pakistani Deputy PM Ishaq Dar begins a two-day visit to Dhaka.
The visit marks the highest-level Pakistani visit in decades.
Dar will meet with Bangladesh advisors and officials.
Security and other ties have been building since August.
Bangladesh's army chief is currently in China.
- Who
- Pakistani Deputy PM Ishaq Dar and Bangladesh officials
- What
- Ishaq Dar visited Dhaka to improve relationships.
- When
- The visit started today.
- Where
- Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Why
- To build closer ties between Dhaka and Islamabad.
Historical Stance
Current Government
Bilateral Relations
Historical Stance
Ties between countries in past have varied.
Current Government
Current government is working to improve relations.
- Official
- Ishaq Dar
- Position
- Pakistani Deputy PM and Foreign Minister
- Location
- Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Purpose
- Improve Bilateral Relations
Sources
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