Russian President Vladimir Putin sent congratulations to Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Mohammad Shahbaz Sharif on the country's Independence Day on Friday.
"Dear President, Dear Prime Minister, please accept my sincere congratulations on the occasion of your country's national holiday, Independence Day," Putin said in a congratulatory message, as quoted by the Kremlin. Russian-Pakistani relations are developing very successfully, the message read, adding that Moscow and Islamabad cooperate fruitfully in political, trade, economic, humanitarian and other fields, and cooperate in addressing important issues on the regional and global agenda. "I am confident that we will continue to work constructively together to further enhance the entire range of partnerships for the benefit of the friendly peoples of Russia and Pakistan, in the interests of strengthening international security and stability," Putin added.Pakistan's 80th Independence Day Celebrated in MoscowThe Embassy of Pakistan in Moscow hosted a grand cultural reception celebrating Pakistan's 80th Independence Day. The event featured high-profile musical performances by the internationally acclaimed hyper-folk band Khumariyaan — marking their live debut in Russia — and award-winning violinist Master Raees Khan.Over 250 guests attended, including diplomats, academic figures, journalists, local students, and members of the Russian and Pakistani communities.Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin attended as the main guest of honor.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russian President Vladimir Putin sent congratulations to Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Mohammad Shahbaz Sharif on the country's Independence Day on Friday.
"Dear President, Dear Prime Minister, please accept my sincere congratulations on the occasion of your country's national holiday, Independence Day," Putin said in a congratulatory message, as quoted by the Kremlin.
Russian-Pakistani relations are developing very successfully, the message read, adding that Moscow and Islamabad cooperate fruitfully in political, trade, economic, humanitarian and other fields, and cooperate in addressing important issues on the regional and global agenda.
"I am confident that we will continue to work constructively together to further enhance the entire range of partnerships for the benefit of the friendly peoples of Russia and Pakistan, in the interests of strengthening international security and stability," Putin added.
Pakistan's 80th Independence Day Celebrated in Moscow
The Embassy of Pakistan in Moscow hosted a grand cultural reception celebrating Pakistan's 80th Independence Day. The event featured high-profile musical performances by the internationally acclaimed hyper-folk band Khumariyaan — marking their live debut in Russia — and award-winning violinist Master Raees Khan.
Over 250 guests attended, including diplomats, academic figures, journalists, local students, and members of the Russian and Pakistani communities.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin attended as the main guest of honor.
Pakistan's 80th Independence Day Celebrated in Moscow
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