PM Shehbaz Condemns Sydney’s Bondi Beach Shooting in Meeting with Australian High Commissioner
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met Australia’s newly appointed High Commissioner Tim Kane in Islamabad on Friday, denouncing the December 14 Bondi Beach shooting and offering heartfelt condolences for the innocent lives lost.
Reaffirming Pakistan’s support for Australia during this difficult time, the PM stressed that terrorism knows no religion and must be rejected in every form. “Pakistan strongly condemns this cowardly terrorist act. We need united efforts to eliminate this scourge,” he told the envoy during the courtesy call.
Shehbaz congratulated Kane on his posting, expressing optimism that it would deepen the enduring friendship between Pakistan and Australia.
Boosting Trade and Investment
He noted the upward trend in bilateral ties and called for growth in trade and investment opportunities. The premier pointed to agriculture and livestock as key sectors for closer collaboration.
Shehbaz welcomed Australia’s keenness in Pakistan’s mining sector, highlighting Reko Diq as a prime illustration of its vast promise.
The PM extended warm wishes to Australia’s leaders and voiced eagerness to partner for stronger relations.
High Commissioner Kane appreciated the reception and affirmed Australia’s commitment to advancing ties in all shared domains.
