Islamabad: In a significant development towards fostering international cooperation and collaboration, a delegation from the American Pakistani Public Affairs Committee (APPAC) led by NY State Deputy Speaker Phil Ramos and NY State Assemblyman Alec Brook Krasny and APPAC chairman Dr Ijaz Ahmad met with the Chief Minister of KPK province, Sardar Ali Amin Khan Gandapur. The meeting, held at Marriott in Islamabad, focused on exploring potential avenues for partnership between New York State and KPK in the fields of healthcare, education, and mutual trade.
During the meeting, the delegation expressed their keen interest in strengthening ties between New York State and KPK province. They discussed various initiatives to enhance cooperation and exchange expertise in healthcare and education sectors. Both parties acknowledged the importance of sharing best practices and promoting cultural understanding for the betterment of their respective communities.
The discussion also revolved around the Sister States Resolutions, which aim to establish formal relationships between different states or provinces. The Chief Minister expressed his support for such resolutions between KPK and New York State, emphasizing the potential benefits of collaboration in various sectors. He extended an invitation to the delegation for a future visit to KPK province, to further explore opportunities for cooperation.
In light of the meeting, Dr. Ijaz Ahmad, Chairman of APPAC, stated, “We are honored to have had the opportunity to meet with Chief Minister Sardar Ali Amin Khan Gandapur and discuss the potential for collaboration between KPK province and New York State. This meeting marks a significant step towards strengthening ties and fostering mutual understanding between our communities. We look forward to working together and exploring the opportunities that lie ahead.”
The meeting between the APPAC delegation and Chief Minister Sardar Ali Amin Khan Gandapur sets a positive precedent for future partnerships between KPK province and New York State. The exchange of ideas and commitment to cooperation in healthcare, education, and mutual trade demonstrate the shared vision for progress and development.
