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UK foreign secretary reaches out to Deputy PM Ishaq Dar over flood crisis in Pakistan

UK foreign secretary reaches out to Deputy PM Ishaq Dar over flood crisis in Pakistan

Web Desk August 17, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

London: UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy reached out to Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar to convey his condolences over the recent devastating floods in Pakistan.

Expressing sorrow for the loss of lives and extensive property damage caused by the floodwaters, Lammy reaffirmed the UK’s solidarity with Pakistan during this challenging period.

In their discussions held in London, Foreign Secretary Lammy also expressed hope for positive outcomes from ongoing dialogues between the two nations. The UK reiterated its commitment to supporting Pakistan through relief efforts and rehabilitation programs.

Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar expressed deep gratitude for the UK’s support and solidarity, acknowledging the critical aid provided to assist the victims of the floods. “I look forward to continued contact and dialogue with the UK leadership,” Dar stated, emphasizing the importance of cooperation during these difficult times.

The conversation underlines the close ties between the UK and Pakistan and highlights their mutual commitment to overcoming the challenges posed by natural disasters through joint efforts.

 

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