Pakistan-German Dialogue on Development Cooperation 2026-27 successfully concluded in Islamabad today [Thursday].
The discussions focused on bilateral financial and technical cooperation projects, specifically targeting two priority areas: climate and energy, including adaptive approaches to social protection, and sustainable economic development and skills.
On the German side, Deputy Director General for Asia and Latin America Christoph Rauh commended Pakistan’s commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals and highlighted the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development’s support for Pakistan’s National Economic Transformation Plan and the URAAN Pakistan initiative.
Secretary Muhammad Humair Karim praised the German Government’s steadfast support for Pakistan’s development agenda and expressed his appreciation for the shared values that underpin the long-standing partnership between the two nations.
Concluding the event, both parties acknowledged the significant progress achieved over recent decades, noting that the tangible impact of German Development Cooperation continues to benefit both countries.
