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ISLAMABAD, Feb 11 (APP): Pakistan ‘s Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Faisal Niaz Tirmizi on Sunday while highlighting the role of Abu Dubai Dialogue said that it was a unique event that brought 17 member states from the Gulf and Asia together with the core objective to address issues pertaining to labour mobility and women’s jobs.
He said that the platform had a key role in establishing the principle of protecting rights of migrant workers which was the common responsibility of labour-sending and labour-receiving countries.
The ambassador addressed the 7th Ministerial Consultation of the Abu Dhabi Dialogue (ADD) here in Abu Dhabi. Pakistan is the current chair of the ADD, a press release said.

The ambassador stressed that the technology was changing demands for various skills and they needed to be innovative in meeting the labour demands. There was dire need for diversifying skill sets and engagement aimed at developing skills mobility partnerships.
He also lauded the efforts of ADD for focusing on women in green jobs and said that women could fill critical skills gaps in industries including renewable energy.
“Climate change and natural disasters including floods are the gravest challenges that have emphasized the significance of collective efforts to mitigate losses and build back better. The outcome of COP28 under the UAE’s presidency has reaffirmed the need to counter this challenge”, he added.
Faisal Niaz Tirmizi further said that migration and future of work, relationship between migration and climate change, and the health of migrants –complement more established Abu Dhabi Dialogue priorities, adding these required raising standards of recruitment, addressing mutual recognition and certification of skills, leveraging technology to enhance labour dispute settlement mechanisms, and strengthening inter-regional and international cooperation.
He also expressed gratitude on behalf of the Government of Pakistan for the support extended by the ADD secretariat and the advisory committee during the current chair’s cycle.
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Pak Ambassador condoles over death of UAE officials in terrorist attack in Somalia
ISLAMABAD, Feb 11 (APP): Ambassador of Pakistan to to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Faisal Niaz Tirmizi on Sunday extended his deepest condolences to the families of those Emirati officials who were martyred in a terrorist attack in Somalia.
The statement was shared by Pakistan Embassy in Abu Dhabi to media after the UAE Ministry of Defense confirmed via X post that three of its officials along with a Bahraini officer were martyred during an attack in Somalia.
“We share the grief and sorrow of the bereaved families and express solidarity with our brothers and sisters in this difficult hour”, the press release quoted Ambassador Tirmizi as saying.
Expressing his sympathies and solidarity, he said that he and his countrymen shared the pain of the mourning families, and firmly stood with the people and government of UAE.
He further said that Pakistan, being a victim of this menace, was against terrorism in its all forms and manifestations.