Pakistan, Azerbaijan, and Kazakhstan have considerable potential to strengthen cooperation in tourism, trade, and cultural exchanges, according to Pakistan’s Special Assistant to the Prime Minister for Tourism, Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan.

Khan made the remarks at a farewell dinner held for Azerbaijan's Ambassador Khazar Farhadov and Kazakhstan's Ambassador Yerzhan Kistafin, who are completing their diplomatic missions in Pakistan, Report informed.

He said tourism, trade and cultural exchanges could play an important role in further developing the countries' brotherly and historic relations.

According to Khan, Pakistan could gain additional economic and cultural benefits from closer cooperation with Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, particularly through expanding tourism links, facilitating trade and strengthening people-to-people contacts.

The Pakistani official also praised the contributions of Farhadov and Kistafin to strengthening bilateral relations and deepening Pakistan's cooperation with Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan.

The two ambassadors thanked Khan for the warm reception and expressed their appreciation to Pakistan for its support throughout their diplomatic missions.

The remarks underscore the three countries' shared interest in expanding practical cooperation while strengthening cultural and people-to-people ties.