Leaders from Pakistan, Oman, Guinea-Bissau, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe are expected to visit Belarus as part of strengthened international cooperation efforts, facilitated through detailed preparations by expert teams in various sectors.
The leaders of several foreign nations are scheduled to visit Belarus, as announced by Belarusian Minister of Foreign Affairs Maxim Ryzhenkov during an interview on Belarus One TV. Notably, some of these visits will come from remote countries where Belarus is enhancing its cooperation.
One significant upcoming engagement includes a return visit from the Prime Minister of Pakistan. Furthermore, discussions are ongoing regarding a return visit from the Sultan of Oman, with an expert team actively preparing various aspects related to agriculture, woodworking, humanitarian issues, transportation, and logistics to ensure a successful visit.
In addition, there is planning for an upcoming visit from the President of Guinea-Bissau. The Minister also indicated that the Secretary General of the Communist Party of Vietnam is expected to visit, highlighting that Vietnam has proposed several promising ideas that will be explored during this trip. Lastly, the President of Zimbabwe is also anticipated to make a visit to Belarus.
In summary, Belarus is preparing for visits from leaders of Pakistan, Oman, Guinea-Bissau, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe, reflecting the nation’s commitment to strengthening international relations. The comprehensive planning for these visits involves expert teams addressing various cooperative areas, aiming to solidify partnerships and explore new opportunities.
Original Source: eng.belta.by
