Pakistan’s 79th Independence Day Draws Warm Wishes from Indonesia
Indonesia’s Consul General in Karachi reaffirms Jakarta’s commitment to stronger economic, educational and cultural ties with Pakistan.

Indonesian Consul General M. A. Mudzakir conveys Independence Day wishes to Pakistan
KARACHI, August 12, 2026 — Pakistan Independence Day has prompted warm congratulations from Indonesia, with Consul General M. A. Mudzakir extending his best wishes to Pakistan’s government, leadership and people ahead of the country’s 79th Independence Day.
Speaking on behalf of the Consulate General of Indonesia in Karachi and the Indonesian community in Sindh, Mudzakir described the occasion as an important reminder of Pakistan’s resilience, unity and aspirations for progress.
He said these qualities continue to guide the country towards greater prosperity.
Indonesia Reaffirms Bilateral Ties
Mudzakir highlighted the longstanding relationship between Indonesia and Pakistan.
He described the ties between the two countries as close and cordial, with relations built on mutual respect, cooperation and shared values.
The Indonesian diplomat also reaffirmed his country’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with Pakistan.
He identified economic development and trade as important areas for future cooperation.
Education and socio-cultural exchanges also remain key areas where both countries can deepen engagement.
Focus on Stronger Economic Cooperation
The Consul General expressed confidence that Indonesia and Pakistan could further expand cooperation for the benefit of both countries.
Greater engagement in trade and economic development could create new opportunities for businesses and communities in both nations.
He also stressed the importance of people-to-people and cultural connections in strengthening bilateral relations.
The message reflects Indonesia’s continued interest in building closer partnerships with Pakistan across multiple sectors.
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Wishes for Pakistan’s Future
The Indonesian Consulate General in Karachi extended its wishes for Pakistan’s continued peace, stability and prosperity.
Mudzakir said Indonesia looked forward to working with Pakistan to further strengthen bilateral ties.
As Pakistan prepares to mark its 79th Independence Day, Indonesia’s message highlights the longstanding friendship between the two countries and their shared interest in expanding cooperation.
