Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will undertake a three-day official visit to Türkiye starting November 10, 2026. He will lead Pakistan’s delegation at the COP31 climate conference during his visit.
According to official sources, the prime minister will also hold bilateral meetings with senior Turkish leadership. These discussions will focus on strengthening diplomatic relations and expanding cooperation between Pakistan and Türkiye.
PM Shehbaz to Attend COP31 Conference
Shehbaz Sharif will represent Pakistan at the international climate conference, where participating countries will discuss environmental challenges and climate-related priorities.
Pakistan’s participation comes as the country continues to highlight its vulnerability to climate change. The prime minister is expected to present Pakistan’s perspective on climate action and international cooperation.
The visit will also provide an opportunity for Pakistan to engage with international leaders and discuss shared environmental concerns.
Bilateral Meetings to Strengthen Relations
During his stay, the prime minister will meet senior Turkish officials to review existing relations and explore opportunities for stronger cooperation.
The discussions will focus on expanding collaboration across different sectors, including trade, investment and economic development. Both countries have maintained close diplomatic and strategic relations over several decades.
Moreover, the leadership meetings are expected to provide an opportunity to discuss regional and international developments. Pakistan and Türkiye have repeatedly expressed their commitment to strengthening their longstanding partnership.
The visit reflects Islamabad’s continued efforts to expand diplomatic engagement with Ankara while promoting economic cooperation and shared regional interests.
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