The UAE has assigned $200 million to help to support small and medium-sized businesses in Pakistan.
His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, implemented the initiative during his state visit to Pakistan, his first official foreign visit of 2020.
The move is aimed at supporting economic projects in the country and sustainable development.
His Highness was received by Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan at the Nur Khan Airbase on Thursday afternoon.
The two leaders discussed mutual friendly relations and ways to develop them in various fields, as well as the overall situation in the Middle East, the Arabian Gulf, the Indian subcontinent and the Islamic world.
Dubai contains fire at building in Sheikh Zayed Road
'Dubai-it' initiative to embed Dubai’s work philosophy across generations
Dubai Police, RTA discuss measures to reduce heavy vehicle accidents
Dubai Holding's 'Gift It Forward' distributes repurposed items worth AED 22 million
UAE President calls for stronger global cooperation at G7 Summit
Abu Dhabi offers 'innovative' precision therapy to treat advanced breast cancer
UAE foils drug distribution plot, dismantles criminal network
Sharjah unveils projects worth AED750 million for direct road links to Dubai
