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Islamabad: Foreign diplomats and parliamentarians have extended warmest greetings to the government and people of Pakistan on the 79th Independence Day of Pakistan.
According to Radio Pakistan, Romanian Ambassador to Pakistan Dr. Dan Stoenescu, in a special video message in Urdu, prayed for Pakistan’s continuous progress and prosperity. He noted that Romania proudly joins Pakistan in all its moments of joy and success, reaffirming its friendship with the country.
Senator Chris Van Hollen shared a message filled with warmth, where he fondly reminisced about his time in Pakistan. He admired the generosity, goodness, and determination of the Pakistani people and expressed his eagerness to further enhance Pak-US ties.
In a greeting message, Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke stated that they are proud to call Pakistan a friend and partner and emphasized the importance of joining hands for peace and unity.
US Congressman Tom Suozzi also extended Independence Day felicitations to Pakistanis, highlighting the need to strengthen bilateral ties by bolstering Pakistan’s economy.
Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis expressed wishes for peace and prosperity for Pakistan, appreciating the partnership between Pakistan and the United States, especially in counter-terrorism efforts.
Congresswoman Judy Chu acknowledged that California hosts one of the largest Pakistani communities in the United States, whose contributions to culture and economy continue to enrich all.
Additionally, Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren and Congressman Pete Sessions, in their separate messages, lauded the positive contributions of the Pakistani community in various fields in America.