INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held a telephone discussion with the Foreign Minister of Uzbekistan, Saidov
Bakhtiyor Odilovich, on Thursday to talk about the Trans-Afghan Railway Line Project.This comes after Dar's recent visit to Kabul, where he
held talks with officials on the prepared Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan Railway Line Project.The 3 nearby nations signed an agreement in
February 2021 to construct a 573-kilometer railway line through Afghanistan, connecting landlocked Central Asia to Pakistan seaports, with
an estimated expense of $4.8 billion to improve local economic connectivity.On Thursday, in a post on X, Pakistan's Foreign Ministry said
Dar hoped that the 3 nations would soon sign the structure contract for this crucial regional connectivity project.The two leaders likewise
talked about strengthening bilateral relations, enhancing financial and trade connection, promoting people-to-people ties, and exchanged
views on present local and global issues.The post Pakistan's deputy PM goes over Trans-Afghan Railway Line job with Uzbek FM first appeared
