ISLAMABAD -UNS::President of Pakistan ,Asif Ali Zardari has said that Pakistan and Russia have enormous potential to expand bilateral relations in all sectors. Addressing a 35th National Day function of Russian Federation on Tuesday in Islamabad,he said that Russia is a strong world power and have a big role in global affairs.
He said Russia playing a major role as key player to ensuring regional peace and stability, particularly in the Eurasian region.
President extended congratulations to President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, Ambassador of the Russian Federation, Albert Khorev as well as to the people of Russia.
The President said Pakistan and Russia also continue to cooperate closely on regional and international platforms, he added.
In his welcome address, Ambassador Albert Khorev emphasized that Russia remains a sovereign, powerful, and resilient nation, driven by the unwavering support of its people. Reflecting on the words of President Vladimir Putin, the Ambassador noted that Russia has historically played a unifying role in the region, stretching “from the Baltics to the Caucasus.”Drones
Highlighting the steady progress in Pak-Russia relations, Ambassador Khorev stated that bilateral cooperation is advancing at a satisfactory pace across various sectors.
He expressed appreciation for Pakistan’s growing interest in Russian language and culture.
“The Russian Mission is actively supporting the establishment and expansion of language learning institutions across the country.”
The Ambassador also reaffirmed Russia’s continued support for Pakistan on various international platforms, noting that both nations are working together to deepen ties in education, diplomacy, and mutual development.
The President Asif Ali Zardari participated as Chief Guest in a function.Governor KP Faisal Karim Kundi,Tariq Fatami Special Assistance to PM and diplomates,peoples from different walk of like also participated in the function.Russian musicians performed on the occasion.The participants appreciated the performance of the musicians.
