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Tourism facilitation section established in Pakistan Embassy Paris

byCT Report
26/07/2019
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ISLAMABAD:A dedicated, custom designed and fully equipped Tourism Facilitation Section has been established at the Embassy of Pakistan in Paris to promote Pakistan as a preferred tourism destination for the French and the European tourists .

The section was inaugurated by Jean-Bernard Sempastous, President, France-Pakistan Friendship Group in the French National Assembly and Moin ul Haque Ambassador of Pakistan to France.

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The inauguration ceremony held in Paris yesterday was attended by the French government officials, French tours operators, travel writers and media persons, a message reaching here Thursday from Paris said.

While speaking on the occasion, the Ambassador said setting up of the tourism facilitation section was part of Embassy’s Tourism initiative to promote and market Pakistan’s hidden touristic treasures.

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