KEY POINTS
- Pakistan, Poland talks will cover full spectrum of bilateral relations.
- Bilateral trade between the two countries reached $922 million in 2023.
- Visit follows July’s Bilateral Political Consultations in Warsaw.
ISLAMABAD: Poland’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski will arrive in Pakistan on Thursday on a two-day official visit from October 23 to 24, during which both countries will discuss the full spectrum of bilateral relations.
In a statement, Pakistan’s Foreign Office said that Sikorski will be paying a visit at the invitation of Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, which would be his second visit to Pakistan. His previous visit took place in 2011.
During the visit, Deputy PM Dar will hold a one-on-one meeting as well as delegation-level talks with his Polish counterpart.
The two sides are expected to discuss the full spectrum of bilateral relations, and the talks will be followed by a joint press stakeout.
The Polish high-up’s visit “marks a significant milestone in Pakistan–Poland relations. Pakistan remains committed to enhancing cooperation with Poland for the mutual benefit of both countries,” the Foreign Office stated.
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Curtain Raiser: Visit of the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Republic of Poland Mr.Radoslaw Sikorski to Pakistan https://t.co/gIN0Ea1q6l pic.twitter.com/NTAmp7ltWw
— Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Pakistan (@ForeignOfficePk) October 22, 2025
According to the Foreign Office, ties between Pakistan and Poland have expanded across political, economic, defence, and educational spheres, marked by mutual cordiality and cooperation.
According to the statistics, the volume of bilateral trade between Pakistan and Poland in 2023 was $922 million. Pakistan’s exports to Poland amounted to $794 million and imports from Poland were worth $128 million.
Earlier in July, Pakistan and Poland held the 9th Round of Bilateral Political Consultations (BPC) in Warsaw. The two sides reviewed the entire spectrum of bilateral relations.
During the meeting, both sides agreed to enhance collaboration, including through the exchange of high-level visits, parliamentary exchanges, and dialogue.
