ISLAMABAD: Canadian High Commissioner to Pakistan Tarik Ali Khan has strongly condemned the recent terrorist attack in Islamabad, extending condolences to the victims and reaffirming Canada’s unwavering support for Pakistan’s fight against terrorism.Canadian High Commissioner to Pakistan Tarik Ali Khan condemned the recent terrorist attack in Islamabad, expressing solidarity with the victims and reaffirming Canada’s commitment to support Pakistan in its efforts against terrorism.
“Our position is very clear. We condemn terrorism in all its forms, especially the harm it brings to innocent civilians,” he said in an interview with a private TV channel.“As I speak from Islamabad, I offer my condolences to the people of Pakistan and this city for the tragic incident. We stand with you and fully condemn this act.”
On economic ties, Khan said that Canada and Pakistan are exploring new areas of cooperation, particularly in critical minerals, renewable energy, and agriculture.
“There’s significant potential in renewable energy,” he said, noting that the Canadian company JCM Power is already delivering wind and solar solutions in Sindh. “We also have Barrick Minerals operating the Reko Diq copper mine in Balochistan. This year, we also saw positive developments that allowed canola exports from Canada to Pakistan.”
He emphasized that both countries aim to diversify trade relations and create sustainable partnerships in key growth sectors.
Discussing global issues, the High Commissioner reaffirmed Canada’s recognition of the State of Palestine and its continued support for a two-state solution to the Middle East conflict.
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