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Italy’s National Day celebrated in Islamabad amid growing bilateral ties

Pakistan Observer · Jun 3, 2026, 8:22 AM

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ISLAMABAD – Pakistan and Italy reaffirmed their strong and growing partnership as diplomats, government officials, parliamentarians and members of the diplomatic community gathered in Islamabad to celebrate Italy’s National Day. The reception was hosted by H.E. Marilina Armellin, Ambassador of Italy to Pakistan, with Federal Minister for Energy Ali Pervaiz Malik attending as the Chief Guest. The event highlighted the deepening political, economic, cultural and people-to-people ties between the two countries. Speaking on the occasion, Ambassador Armellin underscored the positive trajectory of Pakistan–Italy relations and pointed to opportunities for enhanced cooperation in areas including energy, infrastructure, agriculture, technology and climate resilience. She also noted the important role played by the Pakistani diaspora in Italy, one of the largest Pakistani communities in Europe. In his remarks, Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik highlighted the contribution of overseas Pakistanis towards strengthening bilateral ties and welcomed growing collaboration in labour mobility, trade, investment and other areas of mutual interest. The reception was attended by a distinguished gathering of political leaders, diplomats, senior government officials, business representatives and members of civil society, reflecting the enduring friendship between Pakistan and Italy and a shared commitment to further strengthening relations in the years ahead.

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