The Islamic Development Bank’s advantageous collaboration with Pakistan, according to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, will go a long way towards assisting the country’s flood-stricken citizens in rebuilding their lives and means of subsistence.

In a meeting with IsDB President Dr. Muhammad Al Jasser on the sidelines of the New Global Financial Pact Summit in Paris, the prime minister stated that the Institution’s support will help the government’s goals for sustainable development.

During the discussion, the long-standing relationships of engagement and cooperation between Pakistan and IsDB were discussed.

The president of the IsDB and the prime minister discussed potential new areas of cooperation while also reviewing the status of different ongoing initiatives.

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