Diplomatic Enclave

A vibrant Tajik cultural dance performance added colour and excitement to the evening, while renowned singers and musicians from Tajikistan enthralled the audience with traditional and contemporary musical performances.

Islamabad-UNS: As year 2027 will mark the 75th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between Japan and Pakistan, to commemorate this milestone and celebrate the enduring friendship between the two countries, citizens of Japan and Pakistan are invited to participate in a digital logo design competition. The competition seeks […]

ISLAMABAD-UNS: The Embassy of the Republic of Türkiye in Islamabad hosted an orientation programme for Pakistani students selected for the Türkiye Scholarships 2026 programme, bringing together newly selected scholars, Türkiye Scholarships alumni, and representatives of the Embassy. Türkiye Scholarships, administered by the Government of the Republic of Türkiye through the […]

By Dr Lubna Farah ISLAMABAD: The Australian Government has advised its citizens in Pakistan to exercise caution amid expectations of protests and possible demonstrations in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Peshawar and other urban centres on or around 4 October, warning that the situation could lead to sudden restrictions, disruption to transport and […]

Islamabad -UNS:AKAMATSU Shuichi, Ambassador of Japan to Pakistan, visited the Islamabad Campus of Bahria University for the first time and exchanged views on further cooperation with Rector Bahria University, Vice Admiral Abid Hameed HI (M) , at the Rector’s room on September 24. Afterwards, Ambassador Akamatsu participated in a handover ceremony and presented the diverse collection of books under the “READ JAPAN PROJECT”, launched by the Nippon Foundation in 2008, and currently administered by the Tokyo Foundation to promote the global understanding of Japan through literature, the Embassy of Japan in Pakistan today handed over around 100 books to the Bahria University, Islamabad. The selection made by the university are in English language spanning Japan’s history, politics, economy, security, international relations, philosophy, literature, language, culture and more. Ambassador Akamatsu, while speaking on the occasion, congratulated students and faculty, stating that the collections will serve as “a bridges of knowledge.” “I hope that the students of Bahria University will continue to make the most of these opportunities and become the next generation of bridges between Japan and Pakistan,” he added. Ambassador Akamatsu happily noted that there has been a steadily growing interest in Japan among Pakistani youth. Looking ahead to the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations next year, he expressed his hope that these books will provide Pakistani students with fascinating insights into the culture, society, and socio-economic development of Japan.  In this context, he highlighted Japan’s long-standing economic cooperation with Pakistan and that Japan has always placed particular emphasis on education and respect for autonomy.  He appreciated the Bahria University for their cooperation including advancing people-to-people exchanges between two nations. On behalf of the Bahria University side, Rear Admiral Naeem Sarwar SI (M), Director General of Islamabad Campas, Bahria University, expressed sincere gratitude to the Nippon Foundation and the Embassy of Japan, noting the donation of books would help students learn about Japan that will pave the way for further strengthening the Japan-Pakistan relations. The “READ JAPAN PROJECT” was initiated by the Nippon Foundation in 2008 to promote the understanding of Japan through the donation of Japan related books in English to research institutions, universities and libraries around the world.