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Rare Ministerial Trip: Pakistan Confirms Participation In SCO Forum In New Delhi

Islamabad nominates Climate Change Minister Musadik Masood Malik for November 20-22 gathering, marking a rare ministerial-level visit to India amid strained ties.

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Rare Ministerial Trip: Pakistan Confirms Participation In SCO Forum In New Delhi
Islamabad nominates Climate Change Minister Musadik Masood Malik for November 20-22 gathering, marking a rare ministerial-level visit to India amid strained ties.
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