LAHORE – Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz and Federal Republic of Germany Ambassador Alfred Grannas met, and both sides promised to deepen bilateral ties.

Maryam Nawaz praised German authorities for taking swift action in response to the violent attack on the Pakistan Consulate in Germany.

Both sides addressed economic cooperation in the fields of technical education and economics. The Punjab Chief Minister praised Germany for its investment and cooperation in Punjab’s development areas.

Both parties addressed more collaboration potential in renewable energy, vocational training, information technology, and other fields.

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