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Washington’daki Pakistan Büyükelçiliği’nde Quaid-i-Azam heykeli açıldı

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Pakistan’ın Washington Büyükelçiliği’nde Cuma günü Quaid-i-Azam Muhammed Ali Cinnah’ın heykeli açıldı. Açılışı Büyükelçi Rizwan Saeed Sheikh yaptı. Tören, Pakistan’ın Bağımsızlık Günü kutlamaları çerçevesinde düzenlendi ve kurucu lidere tarihsel bir vurgu yapıldı. Heykelin elçilik binasında yer alması, Pakistan’ın ABD’deki diplomatik temsilciliğinde ulusal kimliğin ve kurucu mirasın görünürlüğünü artırdı. Etkinlik, bağımsızlık günü programına sembolik bir boyut kazandırdı.

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Started 16 Aug, 03:23 2 events Updated 4h ago
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  1. Diplomatic16 Aug, 03:23

    Embassy unveils Qu­aid’s statue in Washington

    Washington, United States

    AMBASSADOR Rizwan Saeed Sheikh inaugurates the Qu­aid’s statue.—Courtesy Pakistan Embassy in Washington WASHINGTON: A statue of Qu­aid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah was unveiled at the Pakistan Embassy in Washington on Friday, giving the country’s Independence Day celebrations a distinctly historical dimension and placing the founder of Pakis­tan at the centre of a ceremony that also highlighted the evolving Pakistan-United States relationship. Ambassador of Pakistan to the US Rizwan Saeed Sheikh unvei­led the statue during an Indepen­dence Day ceremony attended by members of the Pakistani-American community, diplomats and media representatives. The statue, donated by the Quaid-i-Azam Foundation of Houston, will remain permanently at the embassy. Its unveiling comes as Pakistan prepares to mark Jinnah’s 150th birth anniversary later this year. Paying tribute to the founder, Ambassador Sheikh said the nati­­on remained grateful to Mr Jin­nah for his constitutional struggle and tireless efforts that turned the idea of Pakistan into a reality. “The inspiring leadership of Quaid-i-Azam united the Muslims of the subcontinent under one flag and blessed us with freedom,” he said, urging Pakistanis, particularly those living abroad, to uphold Jinnah’s principles of “Unity, Faith and Discipline”. The Independence Day ceremony began with the hoisting of the national flag to the strains of the national anthem, followed by the recitation of verses from the Holy Quran and the reading of messages from Pakistan’s president, prime minister and deputy prime minister. In his address, Ambassador Sheikh used the occasion to underline Pakistan’s continuing importance to the US and the wider world. His remarks echoed a message issued by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Pakistan’s Independence Day, in which he specifically referred to the two countries’ cooperation on regional mediation, along with critical minerals, energy, counterterrorism, cultural heritage, and trade and investment. The reference to regional mediation is particularly significant given Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts involving Washington and Tehran. Islamabad has sought to use its relations with both sides to facilitate dialogue and help ease tensions between the United States and Iran. The ceremony also included an investiture ceremony for Waqar Ali Khan, who received the President’s Award for Pride of Performance in recognition of his decades of service as a community leader and cultural ambassador in the US. Published in Dawn, August 16th, 2026

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  2. Diplomatic16 Aug, 03:32

    Pakistan embassy unveils Qu­aid’s statue in Washington

    Washington, United States

    AMBASSADOR Rizwan Saeed Sheikh inaugurates the Qu­aid’s statue.—Courtesy Pakistan Embassy in Washington WASHINGTON: A statue of Qu­aid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah was unveiled at the Pakistan Embassy in Washington on Friday, giving the country’s Independence Day celebrations a distinctly historical dimension and placing the founder of Pakis­tan at the centre of a ceremony that also highlighted the evolving Pakistan-United States relationship. Ambassador of Pakistan to the US Rizwan Saeed Sheikh unvei­led the statue during an Indepen­dence Day ceremony attended by members of the Pakistani-American community, diplomats and media representatives. The statue, donated by the Quaid-i-Azam Foundation of Houston, will remain permanently at the embassy. Its unveiling comes as Pakistan prepares to mark Jinnah’s 150th birth anniversary later this year. Paying tribute to the founder, Ambassador Sheikh said the nati­­on remained grateful to Mr Jin­nah for his constitutional struggle and tireless efforts that turned the idea of Pakistan into a reality. “The inspiring leadership of Quaid-i-Azam united the Muslims of the subcontinent under one flag and blessed us with freedom,” he said, urging Pakistanis, particularly those living abroad, to uphold Jinnah’s principles of “Unity, Faith and Discipline”. The Independence Day ceremony began with the hoisting of the national flag to the strains of the national anthem, followed by the recitation of verses from the Holy Quran and the reading of messages from Pakistan’s president, prime minister and deputy prime minister. In his address, Ambassador Sheikh used the occasion to underline Pakistan’s continuing importance to the US and the wider world. His remarks echoed a message issued by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Pakistan’s Independence Day, in which he specifically referred to the two countries’ cooperation on regional mediation, along with critical minerals, energy, counterterrorism, cultural heritage, and trade and investment. The reference to regional mediation is particularly significant given Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts involving Washington and Tehran. Islamabad has sought to use its relations with both sides to facilitate dialogue and help ease tensions between the United States and Iran. The ceremony also included an investiture ceremony for Waqar Ali Khan, who received the President’s Award for Pride of Performance in recognition of his decades of service as a community leader and cultural ambassador in the US. Published in Dawn, August 16th, 2026

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