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President BRISD Qaiser Nawab Attends Reception Celebrating Ambassador Hamid Asghar Khan’s Prestigious Award

Islamabad, August 27, 2024, The Europe Today: President of the Belt and Road Initiative for Sustainable Development (BRISD), Qaiser Nawab, attended a distinguished reception hosted in honor of Ambassador Hamid Asghar Khan, who was recently awarded Morocco’s prestigious “Wissam Alaoui” by His Majesty King Mohammed VI. The ceremony, held at the residence of Moroccan Ambassador Mohamed Karmoune, celebrated Ambassador Hamid Asghar Khan’s exemplary service as Pakistan’s Ambassador to Morocco.

The event was marked by the presence of esteemed diplomats, parliamentarians, members of the Foreign Office, and representatives from media and civil society, all gathered to recognize Ambassador Hamid Asghar Khan’s significant contributions to strengthening Morocco-Pakistan relations. The award “Wissam Alaoui” is a testament to his dedication and impactful diplomatic career.

Qaiser Nawab, who shares a deep connection with Morocco, having experienced firsthand the hospitality and generosity of the Moroccan people during his visits, extended his heartfelt congratulations to Ambassador Hamid Asghar Khan. He expressed his admiration for the ambassador’s unwavering commitment to fostering strong bilateral ties and highlighted the importance of such recognitions in promoting international diplomacy.

In his remarks, Nawab stated, “Ambassador Hamid Asghar Khan’s meritorious service in Morocco is not only a source of pride for Pakistan but also a beacon of how diplomacy can bridge cultures and strengthen global partnerships. His hospitality and care during my visit to Morocco were truly reflective of the warmth and generosity of the Moroccan people.”

The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks from Ambassador Hamid Asghar Khan, who expressed his deep gratitude to His Majesty King Mohammed VI and the Moroccan government for the honor bestowed upon him. He reflected on his tenure in Morocco with fondness, noting that his time there was among the most rewarding experiences of his diplomatic career.