Explanation

The US State of Georgia and Pakistan’s Sindh province are set to establish sister state-province relations under a resolution passed by Georgia’s legislature. The resolution, introduced by State Representative Farooq Mughal, a Democratic party leader of Pakistan origin, states that “a sister-state relationship between the State of Georgia and the Province of Sindh would promote mutual trade and commerce and increase the potential for educational, environmental, and cultural relations between the Province of Sindh and the State of Georgia,” according to a press release issued by the Pakistani embassy.