Pakistan, Oct. 30 -- Pakistan and Singapore have discussed resuming direct flights to improve travel, business and people-to-people connections. Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar announced the development during Singaporean Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan's visit to Islamabad. Both countries also agreed to expand cooperation across several important sectors. These include trade, technology, education, research and investment.

Speaking at a joint press conference, Dar said both sides discussed stronger economic relations. He highlighted the importance of improving connectivity and expanding cooperation between businesses. The two countries also agreed to encourage cultural, academic and youth exchanges. Pakistani professionals working ...