Pakistan Embassy in Beijing holds Defence and Martyrs Day ceremony
Most outlets reported on the Defence and Martyrs Day ceremony held by the Pakistan Embassy in Beijing, emphasizing the tribute to the Pakistan Armed Forces and the participation of Chinese officials. The framing was largely consistent, with a focus on the solemn event and the presence of senior Chinese civilian and military figures.
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Pakistan Embassy in China holds ceremony to mark Defence and Martyrs Day
A dignified ceremony was held at the Pakistan Embassy in China to mark Defence and Martyrs' Day, reported the 24NewsHD TV channel on Wednesday.
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Pakistan embassy in Beijing marks Defence Day
ISLAMABAD: The Embassy of Pakistan in Beijing commemorated Defence and Martyrs Day, paying tribute to the courage, professionalism and sacrifices of the Pakistan Armed Forces in safeguarding the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Lt Gen Luo Huiqi, Secretary of the Commission for Discipline Inspection and Director of the Supervisory Commission of the PLA Army, attended the ceremony...
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Beijing Defence Day Ceremony Salutes Pakistan’s Brave Heroes
BEIJING – Pakistan’s Embassy in Beijing hosted solemn Defence and Martyrs’ Day ceremony, bringing together senior Chinese civilian and military…
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Embassy of Pakistan in Beijing commemorates Defence & Martyrs Day
BEIJING, Sept 29 (APP):The Embassy of Pakistan in Beijing commemorated Defence and Martyrs Day at a ceremony held to pay tribute to the courage, professionalism and sacrifices of the Pakistan Armed Forces in defending the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Lt. Gen. Luo Huiqi, Secretary of the Commission for Discipline Inspection and Director of the...
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