New Zealand Prime Minister joined Pakistan’s leadership and foreign dignitaries to mark Pakistan’s 78th Independence Day in Islamabad. The event was held with full national spirit, featuring cultural performances, speeches, and flag-raising ceremonies.
The presence of the New Zealand PM at Pakistan’s Independence Day celebration highlighted the growing diplomatic ties between the two nations. Officials from both sides described the visit as a step toward enhancing cooperation in trade, education, and cultural exchange.
During the ceremony, Pakistan’s Prime Minister welcomed the New Zealand leader and appreciated the gesture of solidarity. He noted that such participation strengthens bilateral relations and shows respect for Pakistan’s national day. The two leaders also discussed future collaborations in technology, climate change, and people-to-people contacts.
Foreign diplomats and local political figures also attended the celebration. The event featured traditional songs, military parades, and a display of Pakistan’s rich cultural heritage. Citizens from different walks of life joined the activities, reflecting unity and patriotism.
The New Zealand PM attends Pakistan’s Independence Day celebration at a time when both countries seek to expand their diplomatic footprint in Asia-Pacific. Observers noted that the presence of a foreign head of government at this occasion underlines Pakistan’s growing global recognition.
Security was placed on high alert throughout Islamabad. Roads leading to the venue were decorated with national flags, banners, and lights. The event ended with prayers for peace, prosperity, and stronger ties between Pakistan and its international partners.
In recent years, Pakistan has hosted several world leaders on Independence Day. However, this is the first time that a New Zealand Prime Minister has joined the event. The gesture was welcomed widely by Pakistani officials and the public alike.
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