14 April, Pakistan Embassy, Kathmandu hosted a reception to commemorate the 84th National Day of Pakistan at Hotel Radisson Blu here. Rt. Honourable Vice President of Nepal Dr. Ram Sahay Prasad Yadav graced the occasion as Chief Guest. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Nepal Narayan Kaji Shrestha, Former Prime Minister MK Nepal, Deputy Speaker of House of Representatives Indira Ranamagar, Foreign Affairs Secretary Sewa Lamsal and former chiefs of Nepal Army were also in presence. A good number of senior Nepalese political, civic and business leaders, civil and military officials, Ambassadors, diplomats, Pakistani community, journalists, and civil society representatives attended the event.

Embassy Press release :
Pakistan Embassy, Kathmandu hosted a reception today to  commemorate the 84 th National Day of Pakistan at Hotel Radisson Blu here.
Rt. Honourable Vice President of Nepal Dr. Ram Sahay Prasad Yadav graced the
occasion as Chief Guest. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Nepal
Narayan Kaji Shrestha, Former Prime Minister MK Nepal, Deputy Speaker of House of Representatives Indira Ranamagar, Foreign Affairs Secretary Sewa Lamsal and former chiefs of Nepal Army were also in presence.
A good number of senior Nepalese political, civic and business leaders, civil and military officials, Ambassadors, diplomats, Pakistani community, journalists, and civil society representatives attended the event.
In his remarks, Ambassador of Pakistan to Nepal H.E. Abrar H Hashmi, underlined the historical importance of the Pakistan Resolution adopted on 23rd March 1940. He paid rich tribute to the forefathers under the visionary leadership of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah for pursing democratic struggle for the creation of Pakistan. He said Pakistan has contributed to the global peace, aspires friendship and peaceful coexistence.

Ambassador stated that since establishment of diplomatic relations in 1960, Pakistan
and Nepal have enjoyed cordial relations and developed strong bonds. He elaborated
that Pakistan and Nepal share a unique tapestry from geography to civilizational
linkages, from peaks of Himalayas to rich heritage, and cultural similarities unite the two peoples together. He hoped that building on existing collaboration in education, health, defense and the bilateral mechanisms, cooperation enabled by ICT, and concerns emanating from climate change could enrich this relationship.  The Nepal Army band played tunes of national anthems at the reception, as well as
few Pakistani songs captivating the audience.
Embassy of Pakistan,
Kathmandu, Nepal
14 April 2024