UAE Showcases Arab Culture and Strengthens Ties with Pakistan at Karachi Festival

 


The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has taken another step in reinforcing its historic and economic ties with Pakistan by celebrating Arab culture at a vibrant three-day festival in Karachi. Organized to mark the UAE’s 53rd National Day, the festival featured a blend of traditional Arab cuisine, cultural exhibits, and performances that highlighted the depth of the UAE’s relationship with Pakistan.

UAE Consul General Dr. Bakheet Ateeq Al Rumaithi visited the event, showcasing diverse stalls promoting Arab heritage and reviewing cultural displays. The festival drew wide participation, including women, children, and the elderly, underscoring its inclusive nature.

The UAE has been a key economic and social partner for Pakistan. Trade between the two nations surged to $7.9 billion in 2023, reflecting a 12% year-on-year growth. Furthermore, the UAE has committed $10 billion in investments across Pakistan’s promising economic sectors.

Beyond trade and investment, the UAE is home to over a million Pakistani expatriates, contributing significantly to remittances and cultural exchange. The festival serves as a testament to the enduring relationship between the two nations, blending economic collaboration with cultural appreciation.

As both nations continue to celebrate their shared history and mutual growth, events like this strengthen the bond and pave the way for a future filled with collaboration and prosperity.

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