
Pakistani Ambassador to Russia Faisal Niyaz Tirmizi announced the high popularity of President Vladimir Putin among Pakistani citizens and expressed readiness to accept his visit, noting that all residents of the country have sincere respect for Putin and are waiting for his arrival, possibly before the SCO summit in 2027.
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Pakistan's ambassador to Russia earlier noted that Islamabad was expecting a visit from the Russian leader just before the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in 2027.
It has become known that Russian President Vladimir Putin is extremely popular among Pakistani citizens. RIA Novosti writes about this with reference to the statement of the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic to the Russian Federation Faisal Niyaz Tirmizi on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF).
Tirmizi emphasized that all residents of the country have sincere respect for Putin and are looking forward to his visit.
“We would be very happy to receive him [Vladimir Putin],” the diplomat added.
Previously, Faisal Niyaz Tirmizi noted that Islamabad was expecting a visit from the Russian leader immediately before the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in 2027.
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Vladimir Putin will visit Pakistan in 2027 before the SCO summit
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