Overview
- Foreign ministers signed two MoUs, one creating regular bilateral consultations and another linking Islamabad’s ISSI with the Polish Institute of International Affairs.
- Both sides pledged to deepen cooperation across trade, energy, defence, education, technology and fintech, with plans to broaden collaboration into infrastructure and science.
- Leaders agreed to step up counter‑terrorism coordination, with Pakistan flagging threats from militant groups operating from Afghan territory.
- Bilateral trade was reported at $922 million in 2023, and Pakistan asked for Polish support in the European Union’s next GSP Plus review due in 2027.
- Pakistan said a leading Polish energy company has invested nearly half a billion dollars in the country, as Poland highlighted opportunities in oil and gas, mining, water management and public finance.