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ISSI-PAIDAR marks Rwanda’s Liberation Day

ISSI-PAIDAR marks Rwanda’s Liberation Day

Key Takeaways

  • The Centre for Afghanistan, Middle East & Africa (CAMEA) at ISSI and PAIDAR commemorated Rwanda's Liberation Day.
  • Ambassador Khalid Mahmood spoke about the significance of the day during the event.
  • The occasion highlighted Rwanda’s journey towards freedom.

The Centre for Afghanistan, Middle East & Africa (CAMEA) at the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI), in collaboration with Pakistan Africa Institute for Development and Research (PAIDAR), recently commemorated Rwanda's Liberation Day. The event was held on Monday to mark the country’s remarkable journey towards freedom.

Speaking at the occasion, Ambassador Khalid Mahmood highlighted the importance of the day, stating that it commemorates Rwanda’s significant progress in its history. He emphasized the shared values and mutual respect between Pakistan and Rwanda, noting how both nations have faced challenges and emerged stronger.

Ambassador Mahmood said, 'Rwanda's Liberation Day is a testament to resilience and unity. It serves as an inspiration for all nations striving towards peace and development.' His remarks underscored the importance of remembering historical milestones that contribute to global stability and progress.

The event was marked by various activities including speeches, presentations, and discussions on Rwanda’s achievements since its liberation in 1994. These sessions aimed at fostering a deeper understanding of Rwanda's journey and its significance for regional peace and security.

Participants from both ISSI-PAIDAR and the diplomatic community expressed their commitment to supporting Rwanda’s continued growth and development. They highlighted the importance of international cooperation in addressing global challenges, particularly those related to conflict resolution and post-conflict reconstruction.

The commemoration also served as a platform for sharing knowledge and experiences between Pakistani and Rwandan experts. This exchange was seen as crucial for promoting mutual understanding and collaboration on various socio-economic issues facing both nations.

In his concluding remarks, Ambassador Mahmood reiterated the strong ties between Pakistan and Rwanda, emphasizing that such events are not only about remembering history but also about building a brighter future through collective efforts.

'Rwanda's Liberation Day is a testament to resilience and unity. It serves as an inspiration for all nations striving towards peace and development.'

Ambassador Khalid Mahmood, Speaking at the event