Pakistan and Bangladesh have achieved a major breakthrough in bilateral relations with the establishment of a joint working group to promote trade and economic cooperation.

High-level talks between the two sides are underway in Dhaka, where multiple agreements and memorandums of understanding (MoUs) have been signed.

The Pakistani delegation is being led by Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, while the Bangladeshi side is headed by Adviser on Foreign Affairs Touhid Hussain. Senior officials from both countries are also participating.

The discussions cover a wide range of issues, including bilateral ties, economic and trade cooperation, and regional matters.

The two sides are also expected to deliberate on reviving SAARC and enhancing regional collaboration.