ISLAMABAD: Indonesian Ambassador Adam Tugio met with Engineer Amir Muqam, the advisor to the prime minister on political and public affairs, on Friday to discuss ways to improve cultural interaction between the two nations.

Discussions on several areas of cooperation were placed at the conference, with a focus on improving cross-cultural dialogue and inter-ethnic interactions between Indonesia and Pakistan, particularly in the areas of education, culture, and tourism.

Mr. Muqam expressed his appreciation for the possibilities for future cooperation between the National Heritage and Cultural Division and the Indonesian embassy, highlighting the likelihood that it will further solidify the bilateral and cultural connections between Indonesia and Pakistan.

The two parties decided to cooperate in order to advance trade and investment and fortify bilateral ties. According to Mr. Muqam, Pakistan is eager to further develop its ties with Indonesian cultural heritage.

Cultural and religious ties that would be crucial to the economic integration of both nations were formerly encouraged by Indonesia and Pakistan.

According to him, Pakistan is eager to further develop its cultural ties with Indonesia through the frequent exchanges.

Ambassador Adam Mulawarman Tugio acknowledged the extent and breadth of the two nations' current collaboration in the area of cultural heritage and expressed a wish to gradually launch collaborative ventures in each of their respective disciplines. Amir Muqam, the adviser to the prime minister, accepted his invitation to visit Indonesia.

The Adviser to the Prime Minister granted the Indonesian Ambassador's request for a place at the Pakistan National Library to set up an international area.

The Ambassador thanked the Prime Minister's Advisor and agreed to go to Swat Valley.

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