Lebanon-Pakistan Relations
Lebanon and Pakistan maintain friendly bilateral relations anchored in formal treaties, diplomatic engagement, and practical cooperation across multiple sectors.
Historical and Diplomatic Framework
A Treaty of Friendship between Lebanon and Pakistan was signed in Beirut on January 16, 1953 and entered into force on August 18, 1954.
According to Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, bilateral ties were established in the 1950s and continue through resident embassies in Islamabad and Beirut.
Both sides signed an MoU on Bilateral Consultations in 2002, and the first round of consultations was held in Beirut on November 28, 2018.
Economic and Technical Cooperation
Pakistan and Lebanon signed an agreement to establish a Joint Economic Commission (JEC) on July 28, 2022.
The agreement entered into force on May 17, 2023, creating a formal mechanism to expand bilateral economic cooperation.
- Pakistan MOFA reports bilateral trade at approximately USD 10.61 million for 2022-2023.
- Priority areas include trade facilitation, private-sector engagement, and technical coordination.
- Both countries continue to use diplomatic channels to identify new commercial opportunities.
Multilateral and Regional Engagement
Lebanon and Pakistan cooperate in multilateral settings, including the United Nations and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
The relationship continues to focus on dialogue, sovereignty, and support for regional stability.
Current Direction
As of February 19, 2026, publicly available government information reflects ongoing diplomatic engagement and gradual economic cooperation.
For current consular instructions, citizens and applicants should rely on direct embassy communication.