Laos–Pakistan relations

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Laos–Pakistan relations

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Laos–Pakistan relations are bilateral relations between Laos and Pakistan.

## High level visits

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In 2004, Pakistan Prime Minister Zafarullah Jamali visited Laos on an invitation of PM Bounnhang Vorachith of Laos, both countries reaffirmed their commitment to implement the purpose and principles of the UN charter in their bilateral relations and to contribute to peaceful settlement of conflicts and disputes around the globe.[1] Pakistan Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf visited Laos in 2012 to attend ASEM meeting.[2]

## Trade

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Pakistan and Laos have an annual trade of approximately 10 million US dollars.[citation needed]

## Education

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Many Laos students are currently studying in Pakistani universities.[citation needed]

## Resident of diplomatic missions

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* Laos is represented in Pakistan through its embassy in Beijing.
* Pakistan is represented in Laos  through its embassy in Bangkok.

## See also

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* Foreign relations of Laos
* Foreign relations of Pakistan

## References

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1. ^ "PR:Pakistan – Laos Bilateral Relations". Dawn News, Vientiane, LAO. Retrieved 2012-11-01.
2. ^ "PDR: Brief on Pakistan – Laos Bilateral Relations". The Embassy of Pakistan, Vientiane, LAO. Retrieved 2015-11-01.

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