ISLAMABAD: Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the occasion of the 32nd anniversary of the Independence Day of Bosnia and Herzegovina called “Ko Vadis, Ida?” Hosted a screening of the film titled The film is not only a cinematic masterpiece but also a painful reminder of the Srebrenica genocide, the worst atrocity on European soil since World War II.
The exhibition was hosted by the Embassy of Bosnia in cooperation with the Ministry of Information, Broadcasting and National Heritage. PNCA Auditorium. In his opening speech, Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina H.E. E. Emin Cohodarevic expressed his views and said that in such a festive moment, I think it is important to refer to the current status and perspective of bilateral relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
It is an indisputable fact that the relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan are special: along with the constant support that Pakistan gives to Bosnia and Herzegovina on the path to freedom and the preservation of democracy. Our relationships are extraordinarily dynamic, constantly evolving and diversifying. Political, defense, economic, cultural or social, there is not a single field where we are not able to set positive examples and good practices. I am confident that the friendship between the people of the two countries and the bilateral relations between the two governments will continue to grow and reach new heights. Aida’s drama and her emotions are central to the story. I would like you to address these feelings and questions
Who picks up the film. How many things would be different if we had more compassion and solidarity? Did this tragedy have such a terrible outcome? Before concluding my speech, I would like to thank Pakistan National Council of the Art as well as Honorary Consul of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Lahore, Mr. Danish Iqbal, Honorary Consul Mr. Asad Saleem for hosting us this evening. Honorary Consul of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Peshawar and Honorary Consul of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Karachi Mr. Khawaja Abdul Ghani Majeed who generously contributed to the success of tonight’s program.
Ambassador Cohodarevic expressed his gratitude for the warm welcome and indicated that during his mandate, he will work on further development and promotion of political, economic, educational and cultural relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. DGPNCA and Ambassador of Bosnia witnessed the screening of the film. The screening was enjoyed by a packed house that included several EU dignitaries, African diplomats, civil society and media representatives.
PNCA Bosnian film screening “Ko Vadis, Ida?
