ISLAMABAD: Pakistan advised the international community to hold dialogue to resolve the Ukraine crisis, just days ahead of Prime Imran Khan’s historic visit to Russia.
During a weekly media briefing, Foreign Office Spokesperson Asim Iftikhar said: “We continue to follow the developments closely (in Ukraine). I think (engagement and dialogue) is the right way to go forward.”
The spokesperson avoided commenting on the exact dates as to when would PM Imran Khan leave for Moscow; however, he confirmed that the visit on the invitation of the Russian Federation is expected next week.
“The preparations are underway and we will share more details formally later today. Pakistan attaches great importance to its multi-faceted and strong relationship with Russia”, he reiterated.
Speaking regarding the Pakistani community in Ukraine he said that the foreign office remains in close contact with the community, especially the students.
“They are taking care of their welfare and they are also issuing necessary advice and guidance to them keeping in view the evolving situation”, he said.
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