Chinese musical concert held at PNCA
Pakistan and China to further strengthen their relations in the field of culture
Pakistan and China to further strengthen their relations in the field of culture. PHOTO: FILE
ISLAMABAD:
Chinese national music concert, “Music on Spring” was organised by Embassy of Peoples Republic of China in collaboration with China Cultural Centre in Pakistan, Network of International Cultural Link Entities and Jinan Opera and Dance Drama Theatre. Several Chinese musicians performed at the event and enthralled audiences. The concert was held at Pakistan National Council of Arts (PNCA). While speaking at the occasion, Embassy of China Cultural Counselor You Yi thanked PNCA for extending cooperation. He said that the cultural troupe visit to Pakistan showed strong bilateral relations in the field of art and culture, people to people contact and education sectors. He said that in process of building One Belt and One Road project and specifically China Pakistan Economic Corridor, Pakistan and China were going to further strengthen their relations in the field of culture.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 18th, 2018.
Chinese national music concert, “Music on Spring” was organised by Embassy of Peoples Republic of China in collaboration with China Cultural Centre in Pakistan, Network of International Cultural Link Entities and Jinan Opera and Dance Drama Theatre. Several Chinese musicians performed at the event and enthralled audiences. The concert was held at Pakistan National Council of Arts (PNCA). While speaking at the occasion, Embassy of China Cultural Counselor You Yi thanked PNCA for extending cooperation. He said that the cultural troupe visit to Pakistan showed strong bilateral relations in the field of art and culture, people to people contact and education sectors. He said that in process of building One Belt and One Road project and specifically China Pakistan Economic Corridor, Pakistan and China were going to further strengthen their relations in the field of culture.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 18th, 2018.