President Asif Ali Zardari extended felicitations to President of Singapore Tharman Shanmugaratnam, the government and the people of Singapore on the occasion of Singapore’s 61st National Day, Radio Pakistan reported on Sunday. In his message, the president said Pakistan deeply admires Singapore’s journey of nation-building and economic transformation, describing the country’s progress as an example of resilience, innovation and forward movement.
Key Highlights
- President Zardari congratulates Singapore on 61st National Day
- Message notes 60th anniversary of Pakistan-Singapore diplomatic relations
- President points to cooperation potential in digital economy, green technology and connectivity
- Relationship described as built on mutual trust and people-to-people ties
President Zardari felicitates Singapore on National Day
President Asif Ali Zardari has extended felicitations to the President of Singapore, Tharman Shanmugaratnam, the Government and the people of Singapore on their 61st National Day.
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— The President of Pakistan (@PresOfPakistan) August 9, 2026
Message Highlights Six Decades of Ties
President Zardari noted that this year carries particular significance, marking 60 years since Pakistan and Singapore established diplomatic relations. He said the friendship between the two countries had grown steadily over that period, sustained by mutual trust, goodwill and close people-to-people ties.
Cooperation Potential Flagged Across Several Sectors
The president expressed optimism about the future, highlighting the potential for stronger collaboration between the two countries. He specifically mentioned exciting opportunities in fields like the digital economy, green technology, maritime logistics, urban planning, vocational training, and cultural exchanges. This reflects Pakistan’s ongoing commitment to celebrating the national days of its partner countries through formal statements—it’s a meaningful tradition that highlights our dedication to foster diplomatic relationships.
