"Welcoming the Pakistan Delegation"... Hong Nampyo, Changwon Special City Mayor, Says "Support as a Win-Win Partner"

Minister of Cultural Heritage of Pakistan Visits Changwon Special City
Seeking Economic Exchange Between the Two Countries Through MAMF

On the 20th, Changwon City in Gyeongnam Province welcomed a delegation led by Syed Jamal Shah, Minister of Pakistan's Ministry of Cultural Heritage, to discuss ways to develop exchanges between Pakistan and Changwon City.

From the fourth person on the left: Kang Jaehyun, Mamf Promotion Committee Chairman; Han Cheolsu, Mamf Promotion Committee Chairman; Hong Nampyo, Changwon Special Mayor; Syed Jamal Shah, Minister of Pakistan Cultural Heritage; Nabil Munir, Ambassador of Pakistan to Korea.

Pakistan will be the guest country of the 18th Cultural Diversity Festival MAMF, sending its national art troupe to jointly present the musical "The King's Green Tea" with domestic artists.

Hong Nam-pyo, Mayor of Changwon City, and the Minister of Cultural Heritage of Pakistan pledged cooperation not only for the MAMF festival but also for exchanges between Pakistani and Changwon companies, as well as support for workers and international students, exploring various exchange plans.

Pakistan has a population of 240 million, ranking fifth in the world, and an area of 796,000 km², about 3.5 times the size of the Korean Peninsula. It is a country with a long-standing relationship with Korea, marking the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations this year.

Syed Jamal Shah, Minister of Cultural Heritage, said, "Thank you for the hospitality. I hope Pakistan and Korea will have active exchanges in various fields."

Mayor Hong said, "We welcome the visit of the Pakistani delegation and hope this meeting will help us grow together as mutually beneficial partners in the era of globalization."

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