Pakistan and Lithuania addressed consular and visa facilitation during recent talks aimed at boosting bilateral ties, focusing on easing travel for business personnel, students, and professionals.
The eighth round of bilateral political consultations occurred virtually, as stated by the Foreign Office spokesperson.
Additional Secretary for Europe Ambassador Ayesha Ali guided the Pakistani team, while Vice-Minister Vidmantas Verbauskas led the Lithuanian side.
Both nations renewed their dedication to stronger political bonds, vowing to boost trade, grow economic cooperation, and promote people-to-people exchanges.
Focus on IT and Digital Services
The delegations investigated methods to boost private sector cooperation during the meetings, concentrating heavily on digital services and information technology.
The two sides talked about consular and visa issues alongside economic partnership, prioritizing travel ease for businesspeople, students, and professionals, though the official report gave no details on new application processes or visa rules.
Coordination on Regional and Global Issues
Lithuania and Pakistan pledged to work closely together at multilateral forums, alongside discussing key international and regional events.
The Foreign Office spokesperson reported that Lithuania acknowledged Pakistan's helpful role in supporting regional stability and peace.
Both governments decided to schedule the next series of political consultations for a mutually agreed date.
