Malaysian High Commissioner Opens 'Visit Malaysia 2026' Festival in Pakistan
Event held in collaboration with Serena Hotels marks Malaysia's 69th National Day
Malaysian High Commissioner Dato' Mohammad Azhar Mazlan addressed the opening ceremony of the "Visit Malaysia 2026: Tourism and Gastronomy Festival," according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The event was organized in collaboration with Serena Hotels to mark Malaysia's 69th National Day, APP reported.
APP's report, published as a photo feature, did not provide further details on the location, date, or content of the High Commissioner's remarks, nor on the scope or duration of the festival.
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