Uzbek Media Delegation Arrives to Deepen Pak-Uzbek Ties
ISLAMABAD, (APP – UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News – 15th Sep, 2026) A 10-member Uzbek media delegation arrived in Pakistan on Tuesday for a seven-day visit at the invitation of the Government of Pakistan to deepen Pak-Uzbek ties, strengthen media and people-to-people contacts, and gain firsthand insight into Pakistan’s media landscape, cultural heritage, tourism potential, and progress in various fields.
The delegation comprises prominent Uzbek television personalities, digital content creators, YouTubers, influencers, and social media personalities, who will interact with representatives of public and private sector institutions during their stay.
The visit aims to promote greater media cooperation and facilitating the exchange of content, professional experiences, and expertise between the two brotherly countries. The visiting media personalities will explore Pakistan’s evolving television, digital, and social media landscapes, their role in shaping public discourse, promoting Pakistan’s image, and contributing to social and economic development.
They will also share their observations and experiences with audiences in Uzbekistan through television, digital platforms, and social media, fostering a deeper understanding of Pakistan.
As part of the visit, the delegation will tour major cultural, historical, and tourist destinations in Islamabad, Murree, Taxila, and Lahore. They will explore Pakistan’s rich cultural and historical heritage, including the ancient civilisation of Taxila and Lahore’s distinctive architectural and historical legacy.
In Islamabad, the delegation will visit Faisal Mosque, one of Pakistan’s most prominent modern architectural landmarks, where they will observe its distinctive design and blend of contemporary architecture with the country’s centuries-old cultural traditions.
The visit is part of Pakistan’s efforts to promote greater understanding between the peoples of Pakistan and Uzbekistan and strengthen longstanding fraternal relations through enhanced media engagement, cultural exchanges, tourism, and people-to-people contacts. The trip is also expected to enhance the visibility of Pakistan’s diverse cultural heritage, tourism potential, economic development, and contemporary achievements among Uzbek audiences while opening new avenues for cooperation between the media communities of the two countries.
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