
Pakistani Ambassador to Russia Faisal Niyaz Tirmizi said that Russian President Vladimir Putin is very popular and highly respected among the people of Pakistan and expressed his readiness to host his visit to the country.
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The statement was made on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum in Russia, where international economic and political issues are discussed.
Pakistani Ambassador to the Russian Federation Faisal Niyaz Tirmizi said that Russian President Vladimir Putin is very popular and enjoys great respect among the residents of Pakistan's 250 million population. "President Putin is extremely popular in Pakistan and is deeply respected. We would be very happy to receive him," the diplomat said on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF).
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Russian President Vladimir Putin will pay an official visit to Pakistan.
Possible · Within months

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