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Sajjad Haider Khan New Spokesperson of Pakistan Foreign Office

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By Mateen Haider Verified
| wenewsenglish.com
ISLAMABAD: Senior career diplomat Sajjad Haider Khan has been selected as the new spokesperson for Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, diplomatic sources said, as the Foreign Office prepares for a change in its top public-facing diplomatic communication post.
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Career diplomat Sajjad Haider Khan picked as new Foreign Office Spokesperson

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By Mateen Haider Verified
| The Nation (Pakistan) Verified
ISLAMABAD  -  Senior Foreign Service officer Sajjad Haider Khan has been picked as the new spokesperson for Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, diplomatic sources said on Saturday, in a key appointment that comes at a strategically important time for the country’s external diplomacy.
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Pakistan, Malaysia Agree To Boost Security Cooperation

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| wenewsenglish.com
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Malaysia have agreed to enhance cooperation in counterterrorism, counter-narcotics, human trafficking, illegal immigration, and cybercrime, and have decided to establish a Joint Working Group between their interior ministries. The agreement was reached during talks between Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Malaysian Home Minister Dato’ Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, who is visiting Islamabad.
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