ISLAMABAD, – In a grand ceremony at Aiwan-e-Sadr, President Asif Ali Zardari officially welcomed the ambassadors of seven nations, accepting their diplomatic credentials and marking the beginning of their tenure in Pakistan.
With grace and warmth, President Zardari received the credentials from the esteemed envoys of Zimbabwe, Tajikistan, Rwanda, Argentina, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Botswana. The ambassadors, adorned in their finest attire, were also treated to separate meetings with the President, discussing avenues for cooperation and investment.
President Zardari extended a warm invitation to the international community, highlighting Pakistan’s fertile ground for investment and urging foreign nations to capitalize on its favorable business environment. He emphasized the potential for mutually beneficial collaboration in agriculture, livestock, IT, energy, and mining sectors.
The President expressed his desire to strengthen ties with friendly nations, fostering cooperation in trade, investment, and culture. He encouraged increased dialogue between business communities to bolster economic relations.
As the envoys presented their credentials, a smartly dressed contingent of the Pakistan Armed Forces paid tribute with a guard of honor, adding a touch of pageantry to the occasion.
With warm words and a gracious smile, President Zardari congratulated the new ambassadors, expressing hope that their tenure would be marked by fruitful cooperation and prosperity for all nations involved.
