India, November 14, 2026: Pakistani Minister to visit India for the first time in three years, as SCO meets. The Hindu reported the development in a detailed account.

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This marks the first visit by a Pakistani minister to India in more than three years. “The Government of Pakistan remains committed to promoting dialogue among civilisations and fostering people-to-people contacts within the SCO framework in a spirit of mutual,” reads the statement. The last such high-level visit to India was by then Foreign Minister Bilawal ‌Bhutto Zardari, who ​travelled to Goa in ⁠May 2023 for a meeting of SCO Foreign Ministers.

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Malik is a key Minister who frequently appears on talk shows to present the official version of the government.

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