General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, has stated that Pakistan appreciates its relations with Uzbekistan, particularly defence cooperation.

On Thursday, he spoke with Uzbek Ambassador Aybek Arif Usmanov in Rawalpindi.

The discussion focused on issues of mutual interest, the regional security situation, and bilateral collaboration between the two countries.

They reaffirmed their willingness to strengthen bilateral ties, particularly regional peace and security initiatives.

The Ambassador praised Pakistan’s contribution to regional stability and pledged to continue working to improve relations between the two brotherly nations.

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