RELATIONS WITH PARLIAMENTS OF OTHER COUNTRIES

The National Assembly, in the near past, has taken a number of steps for cementing relations with Parliaments of other countries. Parliamentary friendship groups have been established on the reciprocity basis with 44 Parliaments and Parliamentary exchange program has been revitalized.

Pakistan was a member of many international parliamentary forums. It was a member of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), and Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) and its membership was suspended after the suspension of National Assembly in 1999. Pakistan is also the member of the SAARC Speaker’s and Parliamentarian’s Association, and is among the pioneer members in the establishment of Parliamentary Union of Organization of Islamic Countries Members (PUOICM) and Organization of Women Parliamentarian from Muslim Countries (OWPMC).

PARLIAMENTARY FRIENDSHIP GROUPS IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

The Friendship Groups are in existence in the National Assembly of Pakistan with Parliaments of the following countries:

S. No. Country Name S. No. Country Name S. No. Country Name S. No. Country Name
1. Algeria 12. RO Korea 23. Bhutan 34. Philippines
2. Australia 13. DPR Korea 24. Iraq 35. Russian Federation
3. Bangladesh  14. Malaysia 25. Jordan 36. Saudi Arabia
4. China 15. Morocco 26. Kuwait 37. Senegal
5. Egypt 16. Romania 27. Kyrgyzstan 38. South Africa
6. France 17. Syria 28. Lebanon 39. Sudan
7. Hungary 18. Turkey 29. Libya 40. Sri Lanka
8. Indonesia 19. U.K. 30. Mauritius 41. Tajikistan
9. Iran 20. Kazakistan 31. Maldives 42. Tunisia
10. Japan 21. Azerbaijan 32. Nepal 43. United Arab Emirates
11. Germany 22. Belgium 33. Niger 44. Zimbabwe

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