Pakistani FM, Bilawal laid the cornerstone for the new embassy in Baghdad

^{Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari laid the cornerstone for
Pakistan's new embassy in Baghdad on Tuesday.}

^{Fuad Hussein, deputy prime minister and foreign minister of Iraq
attended the groundbreaking ceremony.}

^{Ahmed Amjad Ali, the Pakistani ambassador to Iraq, and Hamid
Abbas lafta, the Iraqi ambassador, both attended the ceremony.}

^{At that time, Bhutto expressed a positive assessment of the
complex which houses the Pakistani embassy in Baghdad.}

^{Foreign Minister Bhutto visited the shrine of Imam Musa Kazin
A.S earlier Yesterday.}

^{He made a special trip to the Imam Musa Kazim shrine where he
planted a seedling on the sacred shrine's grounds.}

^{Bilawal Bhutto was accompanied by Pakistan peoples party (PPP) leader Faisal Karim Kundi, Sindh's
transport minister Sharjeel Memon, Sindh's local government minister, Syed sain
nasir hussain shah, PPP leader Nadeem Afzal chan, PPP minister Mukesh Chawla,
and Qasim Naveed Qamar during shrine visit.}

Today, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Pakistan People's Party leader, and Foreign Minister, visited Imam Hussain and Abbas Alamdar Shrines.

At the grave of Imam Hussain, Chief Bilawal Bhutto Zardari performed prayer and prayed for the prosperity of Pakistan.

^I^{n a bid to boost bilateral trade volumes, foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on Tuesday that the current level of trade is not up to par with the huge potential with Iraq.}

Addressing the Pakistan-Iraq business council in Baghdad, he said the $20 million deal reached during the Pakistan country exhibition in March 2022 demonstrated the strong business potential between the two countries.

^{He expressed confidence that the Pakistan-Iraq trade forum would
provide comparable opportunities for G2G (government-to-government) relations
and trade networking between potential investors and trading partners of the
two countries.}

^{In five priority areas, including information technology, food
security, energy, construction, and medicine, Bilawal emphasized the need for
increased cooperation and joint investment.}

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