Pakistan-Nepal Friendship Park inaugurated

By TRN Online, Kathmandu, May 23: The Pakistan-Nepal Friendship Park has been inaugurated today.

The park has been built at Bansbari Club, adjacent to Shahid Gangalal Hospital in Kathmandu.

Ambassador of Pakistan to Nepal Abrar H Hashmi was the Chief Guest in the inauguration ceremony attended by Prem Thapa, Chairperson, Ward No. 3, Kathmandu, Annanta Bhetwal, President Kathmandu Lion Club, Gyanedera Malla, former captain, Nepal National Cricket Team, and Santosh Budathoki, Chairperson, District Coordination Committee, and prominent media representatives. 

Addressing the event, Ambassador Hashmi, appreciated the partnership with city of Kathmandu and HRS Adventures Ltd in developing Pakistan-Nepal Friendship Park in Kathmandu.

He stated that this park stands as a symbol of the enduring friendship between the two nations and reflect the strong bonds that exist between the people of Pakistan and Nepal. He also expressed his heartfelt thanks to the administrator and Municipality of Kathmandu, the government and people of Nepal for giving the Embassy an opportunity to contribute to the development of this beautiful park, according to the press release by the Embassy of Pakistan.

Addressing the event, Special Guests expressed their gratitude to the Government of Pakistan for gifting the people of Nepal ‘Open Air Gym’ facility. They also expressed their hope that the park will serve as sign of lasting of friendship and cooperation between the two countries.

The Pakistan-Nepal Friendship Park is dedicated to the shared aspirations and ending friendship between people of Pakistan and Nepal. The Park would serve as a common facility for all ages and people from all walks of life conveniently located in the Bansbari Club, according to the press release.

The participants from the Civil Society and Residents thanked the Embassy and local Municipality for the facility. They were jubilant for the establishment of an ‘Open Air Gym’ which will be used by their children young and old persons for the benefit of their health, read the press release.