Pakistan Overseas Chinese Association Launches Activities in Lahore
The inauguration coincided with the 77th anniversary of China's National Day and the 75th anniversary of Pakistan-China friendship.
The Pakistan Overseas Chinese Association (POCA) formally inaugurated its activities at a ceremony held at a local hotel in Lahore on Sunday, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The event coincided with celebrations marking the 77th anniversary of the National Day of the People's Republic of China and the 75th anniversary of Pakistan-China friendship, APP reported. The ceremony was attended by a deputy consul, according to APP.
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