Pakistan's Diplomatic Ties with Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
Abstract
The research is about the Pakistan's diplomatic ties with Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK). Pakistan and North Korea accepted diplomatic relations in May 1971. The relationship between the two countries has been affected by political and strategic compensation, including cooperation in the defence and technology section. There has been a phase of both close collaboration and strained ties. The bond between Pakistan and Democratic People’s Republic of Korea has faced challenges due to North Korea's controversial nuclear weapons program and its international isolation. Pakistan's own nuclear program and proliferation concerns have also influenced the dynamics of their diplomatic ties. Pakistan’s diplomatic ties with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea display a mix of economic collaboration, strategic cooperation, occasional challenges. and global pressures related to nuclear proliferation.
Key Words: Pakistan, DPRC, Nuclear issue, Diplomatic engagement
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