On February 16–20, Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari will travel to Germany to attend the Munich Security Conference–2023.
According to a news statement from the Foreign Office, he will attend a number of events and interact with foreign journalists during his tour. Also, the foreign minister will meet one-on-one with foreign ministers from throughout the world.
Hina Rabbani Khar, minister of state for foreign affairs, will also go to the Munich Security Conference. Moreover, on February 20–21. Foreign Minister Bilawal will travel to Vilnius on a bilateral visit at the invitation of his Lithuanian colleague.
The governments of Pakistan and Lithuania will sign an MoU to establish bilateral political consultations during the visit.
In addition to meeting with the Speaker of the Lithuanian Parliament, Foreign Minister Bilawal will speak with his colleague from that country.
The foreign minister will travel to Hungary from February 21 to 22 as the final stop on his trip. He will hold formal discussions with his Hungarian counterpart. During which they will discuss all aspects of their bilateral relations and share opinions on regional and global topics of shared interest.
Separately, at a discussion with Dmytro Kuleba, the foreign minister of Ukraine, and Bilawal Bhutto. The foreign minister of Pakistan, the two men decided to further strengthen their bilateral cooperation for the benefit of their respective peoples.
Moreover, Bilawal expressed to the Ukrainian foreign minister Pakistan’s worry on the dispute between Ukraine and Russia. And highlighted the need for an early diplomatic and diplomatic solution.
Foreign ministers from all around the world will also meet with Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on a one-on-one basis.
