Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev has announced a major investment plan worth $2 billion for Pakistan during a high-level summit held with leaders from Turkey and Pakistan. The trilateral meeting, attended by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and top Pakistani officials, focused on boosting economic and strategic ties between the three countries.
President Aliyev shared that most of the projects under this investment package are in the final planning stages. These projects will mainly focus on infrastructure, energy, and technology. A large part of the $2 billion will be directed towards Pakistan, helping to support its development in key sectors.
He also emphasized the importance of defence cooperation among the three countries, saying it is essential for regional peace and mutual security. The leaders agreed that stronger partnerships in defence will benefit all three nations, especially in today’s changing global environment.
The summit ended on a positive note, with officials saying that several agreements and joint declarations will be signed soon. These will cover various areas, including trade, technology, and defence. The signing of these documents will mark the beginning of a new era of friendship and cooperation between Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Pakistan.
This investment and growing partnership are expected to open new doors for economic growth, job creation, and stronger political ties. It also shows that the three nations are serious about working together for a stable and prosperous region.
