National anthems of Pakistan and Germany were played as the ceremony commenced. Speaking on the occasion, Consul General Eugen Wollfarth referred to the unification of East and West Germany and said, “A courageous move was taken 30 years ago.”
He said that the young generation, back then, witnessed separation, marked by the wall diving the East and West Germany, which had far-reaching consequences.
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The consul general thanked the ambassadors for attending the ceremony and appreciated the “friendly attitude of the people of Sindh and Balochistan and the liveliness of Karachi.”
Speaking at the ceremony, Governor Ismail said that the unification of Germany is an example through which nations can learn how to move forward together.
He said that Germany holds immense importance for Pakistan and assuring German investors that they will be provided with all necessary facilities.
Sindh CM and Governor Ismail cut the cake at the ceremony.
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