France and Pakistan Strengthen Ties on Bastille Day
In a display of friendship and unity, French Ambassador Nicolas Galey hosted a reception in Islamabad to celebrate France’s National Day, Bastille Day. This momentous occasion marked a significant milestone in the French Revolution, symbolizing the fight for freedom, equality, and unity.
Ambassador Galey and Pakistan’s Minister for Privatization, Aleem Khan, reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral ties, highlighting historical and cultural connections between the two nations. They emphasized the importance of cultural exchanges, mutual understanding, and cooperation.
France expressed support for Pakistan’s development initiatives in sustainable energy, infrastructure, and vocational training. Pakistan reiterated its dedication to exploring new areas of collaboration in trade, education, and technology.
Both nations acknowledged the valuable contributions of their respective communities in each other’s countries, recognizing their role in bridging cultural gaps. They pledged to enhance people-to-people contacts, promote cultural and academic exchanges, and foster a spirit of friendship and cooperation.
The event was attended by diplomats, politicians, and journalists, reflecting the strong ties between France and Pakistan. As they celebrated Bastille Day, they looked forward to a future of continued dialogue, cooperation, and mutual prosperity.