Pakistan UN Club hosted a farewell dinner for Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad at New York’s Harvard Club.

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By – Farooq Mirza

Speaking on behalf of the Club, President Ambassador (R) Qazi Shaukat Farid and General Secretary Ghulam Ghous expressed their appreciation for Ambassador Asim’s efforts in fostering closer cooperation and engagement between the Permanent Mission of Pakistan and UN staff members. They thanked him for his leadership, support, and commitment to strengthening collaboration within the Pakistani UN community.

They conveyed their best wishes to the Ambassador for continued success in his new role as the Foreign Secretary of Pakistan and expressed confidence that he would continue to serve the country with distinction.

In his brief remarks, Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad thanked Ambassador (R) Qazi Shaukat Farid, General Secretary Ghulam Ghous and members of the Pakistan UN Club for hosting a farewell lunch and the kind wishes on the assumption of his new responsibilities in Islamabad.

Ambassador Usman Jadoon, Deputy Permanent Representative of Pakistan, and Consul General Aamer Ahmad Atozai also attended the dinner.

One response to “Pakistan UN Club hosted a farewell dinner for Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad at New York’s Harvard Club.”

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