Pakistan Govt. Approves Appointment of New Pakistani Ambassadors in Various Countries

Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has approved the appointment of new Pakistani ambassadors to various countries. According to Media sources from the Prime Minister’s Secretariat, these new appointments are part of significant changes aimed at strengthening Pakistan’s foreign relations and policies.

As per the details, Asma Rubani has been appointed as Pakistan’s new Ambassador to the Philippines, while Rahim Hayat Qureshi will represent Pakistan in Brussels and as the Ambassador to the European Union. Abdul Hamid Bhutta will be the new Ambassador to Japan, and Najib Durrani has been appointed as the Ambassador to Ghana.

Additionally, Zahid Hafeez Chaudhry will serve as Ambassador to Indonesia, Moazam Shah will represent Pakistan in South Korea, Malik Farooq will be the new Ambassador to South Africa, and Shahbaz Khokhar will take up his post in Beirut. Adil Gilani has been appointed as the Ambassador to Morocco, and Tariq Karim and Aqsa Nawaz will be assigned to represent Pakistan in various African nations.

Sources have also confirmed that Syed Haider Shah will serve as Pakistan’s Ambassador to the Netherlands, Aamir Shaukat will be sent to Egypt, and Marghoob Saleem Butt will be the new Ambassador to Switzerland. Furthermore, Zaman Mehdi has been appointed as the Consul General in Chicago, Wajid Hashmi will represent Pakistan in Melbourne, and Tanveer Bhatti will take up the post in Chengdu, China.

Additionally, Imtiaz Gondal has been appointed as Pakistan’s new Ambassador to Manchester, and Sharyar Akbar will represent Pakistan in the Czech Republic.