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Pakistan’s ties with Arab nations getting ‘stronger’ — PM aide

Pakistan’s ties with Arab nations getting ‘stronger’ — PM aide

  • PM’s Middle East adviser Tahir Ashrafi urges Muslim nations to come together to fight extremism and Islamophobia
  • Says discussions underway to establish Pakistan-Arab federation to strengthen Islamabad’s relations with Arab world
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