Islamabad:The Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival was celebrated at Comsats University, Islamabad (CUI) on late Tuesday through arranging a number of activities, showcasing the vibrant cultural traditions of China.
The Mid-Autumn Festival, coinciding with China’s 75th anniversary, was aimed at fostering cultural exchange between Pakistan and China, with activities reflecting both countries' rich cultural heritage. The celebration began with the inauguration of the Pak-China Art and Cultural Exhibits, displaying a stunning array of artwork and cultural symbols that highlighted the deep connection between both nations.
Following the inauguration, participants were treated to performances representing the rich cultural traditions of China, including instrumental performances and various presentations on cultural values. The Chief Representative of PowerChina in Pakistan, Yu Chao, as a chief guest, delivered remarks, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to participate in an event symbolizing harmony and friendship.
He also highlighted the immense contribution of PowerChina to strengthen the energy sector of Pakistan. Recalling the cherished memories in Pakistan, he said that he had spend a long period of his career in this country and received love and respect from its people. He said relationship between Pakistan and China is not only limited to the state level but at the level of common people. Prof. Dr. Sohail Asghar, Incharge of Comsats, Islamabad Campus, emphasized the role of such cultural events in strengthening ties between the two countries.
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