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    Pakistan to host 30th meeting of council of foreign ministers of ECO

    Saba Qamar•November 10, 2026• 1 min read
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    “Pakistan will host the 30th meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO)., the meeting will be held in Islamabad on November 15 and 16, however, Pakistan …”

    Sources said that a senior official from the Foreign Ministry has also confirmed that the Afghan Taliban government was not invited. Diplomatic sources said that Pakistan is chairing the ECO Council of Foreign Ministers for 2026-27.

    The meeting is expected to discuss important issues including regional trade, economic cooperation and promotion of mutual contacts among member countries. On the other hand, the meeting will also review new possibilities for strengthening economic ties and joint cooperation in the region.

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    Written by Saba Qamar

    Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter

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