Islamabad: The Foreign Minister of Russia has visited Pakistan after a long gap of 9 years. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov arrived in Islamabad last week to convey an important message to Pakistan's PM Imran Khan. This message has been sent on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Putin. A senior Pakistani official has said on the condition of anonymity that Lavrov said "I have come here with a message from my President, which says that we are ready for any kind of help, whatever the Pakistan Necessarily, Russia is fully prepared to provide it".

The official present in this meeting held behind closed doors between the Government of Pakistan and the Russian delegation said that in other words, the Russian President has offered us a blank check. The official said that Putin has sent a message through his top diplomat to Pakistan that Moscow is ready to help Islamabad in every way. Lavrov said in his official statement that Russia is always ready if you want any help in gas pipelines, corridors, defense, or any other area. 

Let us know that Pakistan and Russia are already working on the North-South gas pipeline project. The two countries signed an agreement for this project in 2015, under which a pipeline was to be laid between Karachi to Lahore. The estimated cost of this project is 2 billion dollars.

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