Diplomats, spouses exhibit photographs celebrating Pakistan’s beauty and culture

Islamabad:Foreign secretary Muhammad Syrus Sajjad Qazi on Sunday inaugurated a photographic exhibition featuring works by diplomats and their spouses.

Hosted by Serena Hotels as part of its Public Diplomacy Initiative, the event took place on its premises with the collaboration of Dean of the Diplomatic Corps and ambassador of Turkmenistan Atadjan Movlamov and Studio One to mark the 77th anniversary of Pakistan’s independence.

The organisers said the event underscored the enduring bonds of friendship between Pakistan and the global community. According to them, the showcased photographs highlighted Pakistan's breath-taking beauty and emphasised the unity and shared values between the countries of artists and Pakistan itself.

They said the event was a testament to Pakistan's international friendships and collaborations that defined its global role. Atadjan Movlamov appreciated the exhibition, declaring it a testament to the strong and durable ties between Pakistan and the international community.

"Through these photographs, we witness the essence of friendship and mutual respect that has developed over the past 77 years. It is an honour to celebrate Pakistan’s rich cultural heritage alongside such esteemed colleagues and friends,” he said.

Foreign secretary Syrus Qazi said the event was a powerful reminder of the deep connections and shared values that unite Pakistan with the world. "The photographs on display beautifully capture the essence of Pakistan’s landscapes and the warmth of its people, offering a unique perspective from those who have experienced our country’s hospitality,” he said.

CEO of Serena Hotels Aziz Boolani said his organisation would continue supporting initiatives that strengthened international relationships and contribute to global diplomacy. “This event exemplifies how art and culture can bridge differences and celebrate shared values. We are proud to sponsor this unique exhibition that captures the essence of Pakistan’s heritage, culture, and beauty,” he said.