Sri Lankan delegation visits Pakistan to discuss Gandhara Buddhist heritage
A twenty-member Sri Lankan delegation met with Pakistani officials in Islamabad on Tuesday to discuss the Gandhara Buddhist legacy and religious tourism opportunities.
Officials briefed visitors on cultural ties
Spokesperson Ambassador Sajjad Haider Khan and Director General Tariq Wazeer presented information about Pakistan's rich heritage to the group. The meeting took place at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs where guests learned about initiatives like the Kartarpur Corridor. Ambassador Khan emphasized the long-standing friendship between the two nations while welcoming visitors to the country.
Discussions covered cooperation areas
Participants explored potential partnerships in academics, connectivity, and cultural exchanges during their visit. The group also reviewed updated memorandums of understanding and plans for joint archaeological explorations. Officials appreciated the work of Imran Shaukat regarding the Gandhara strategy before the delegation departed.
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