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Uzbekistan ambassador highlights Jinnah's legacy, stresses strong ties with Pakistan

Uzbekistan ambassador highlights Jinnah's legacy, stresses strong ties with Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: On Quaid-e-Azam Day, Uzbekistan’s Ambassador to Pakistan, Alisher Tukhtayev, paid tribute to Muhammad Ali Jinnah, acknowledging his lasting legacy as a source of inspiration for justice, unity, and progress.

In a special message marking the founder of Pakistan’s birth anniversary, Ambassador Tukhtayev lauded Jinnah’s pivotal role in establishing an independent nation.

He described Jinnah as a symbol of determination and unity and encouraged people to embrace his principles of justice, harmony, and mutual respect to drive national progress.

Discussing Pakistan-Uzbekistan relations, the ambassador reflected on the profound historical and cultural connections between the two nations. He emphasized ongoing efforts to strengthen these ties and promote cooperation, highlighting aspirations for mutual development and prosperity.

"Our collaboration serves as a model for mutual understanding and development in the region," Tukhtayev stated. He also reiterated the commitment of Pakistan and Uzbekistan to peace and regional development, noting that their partnership serves as an exemplary model for mutual understanding in the region.

Concluding his message, the ambassador extended his heartfelt wishes to the people of Pakistan, expressing optimism for their continued success and harmony. "May every day bring peace, joy, and a brighter future for Pakistan," he remarked.

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