Islamabad: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will reach Pakistan today at his two-day official court. Officials and experts say that this tour is very important in the context of regional and international development. Erdogan is also accompanied by a high-level delegation to Pakistan, which includes cabinet ministers, senior government officials as well as chief executive officers (CEOs) of Turkish corporations.

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According to the report of the Express Tribune, the tour is taking place at a time when Pakistan is trying to make up for the damage caused by its disappearance from the Kuala Lumpur summit. Pakistan's PM Imran Khan was also scheduled to attend the summit, but remained distant from the meeting, citing Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) concerns over the gathering of leaders from Malaysia, Turkey, Iran, and Qatar.

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Saudi Arabia saw this summit as an attempt by some Islamic countries to create a new block in the Muslim world. However, hosts Malaysia and Pakistan rejected such notions. In a statement issued by the Foreign Office on Wednesday, it said that during the visit, there will be an important meeting between Khan and Erdogan.

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