China Study Centre - CUI

CUI Celebrates 75 Years of Pakistan-China Friendship with a Vibrant Musical Fusion

ISLAMABAD, May 21, 2026: COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI) resonated with beautiful melodies today as the campus hosted a spectacular Pakistan-China Musical Show. Organized by the China Study Centre (CSC) under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sohail Asghar (Incharge Islamabad Campus), the event commemorated a historic milestone: 75 years of enduring diplomatic and cultural ties between Pakistan and China.
The event brought together students, faculty, and distinguished guests to celebrate the rich artistic heritage of both nations under the theme of "Trust, Friendship, and Support."
The highlight of the afternoon was a mesmerizing performance by the acclaimed Chinese musician and artist, Mr. Zhang Jian Ya, whose mastery of traditional music captivated the audience.
Adding to the cultural richness, the event also proudly showcased traditional Pakistani music. In a brilliant display of local talent, CUI students took to the stage to perform a series of classical and contemporary Pakistani musical pieces. The harmony of traditional Pakistani rhythms playing alongside Chinese melodies created a unique, cross-cultural symphony that perfectly symbolized the deep-rooted brotherhood between the two nations.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Sadia Haider (Incharge China Study Center) highlighted that music is a universal language that transcends borders. Events like these play a vital role in building cultural bridges, fostering youth diplomacy, and keeping the spirit of the Pakistan-China friendship alive in the hearts of the younger generation.
The China Study Centre extends its heartfelt gratitude to all the performers, organizers, and attendees who made this celebration a resounding success.

ISLAMABAD, May 12, 2026 – A three-member high-level delegation from the Pakistan Chinese Education Association (PCEA), led by Mr. Mabin, visited COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI) today. The visit was conducted on the formal invitation of Ms. Sadia Haider, Incharge of the China Study Center (CSC) at CUI.

The delegation held a productive meeting with Prof. Dr. Sohail Asghar, Incharge Islamabad Campus. During the session, both parties discussed strategic frameworks for future collaboration, focusing on the internationalization of higher education and the deepening of bilateral academic relations. Prof. Dr. Sohail Asghar emphasized CUI’s commitment to providing a platform for cross-cultural learning and research excellence.

As part of their campus tour, the delegation visited the COMSATS Art Gallery, where they spent time viewing the current exhibition. The visit concluded with an agreement to pursue several key initiatives, including:

* The launch of specialized Chinese Language Training Courses at CUI.
* Organization of joint academic seminars to facilitate knowledge exchange.
* Collaborative art exhibitions to promote cultural understanding between Pakistan and China.

Ms. Sadia Haider thanked the delegation for their visit, stating that such interactions are essential for the China Study Center's mission to foster academic and professional growth under the umbrella of Pak-China friendship.

"Eternal Friendship" Art Exhibition to Commemorate 75 Years of Pakistan-China Diplomatic Ties

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — To honor the diamond jubilee of diplomatic relations between the People’s Republic of China and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, the China Media Group (CMG) successfully organized the "Eternal Friendship" China-Pakistan Art Exhibition. The event served as a vibrant cultural bridge, showcasing the "Iron Brotherhood" and shared heritage of the two nations.

The ceremony was graced by the Minister of State for Federal Education and Professional Training, Ms. Wajiha Qamar, who attended as the Chief Guest. In her keynote address, Ms. Qamar emphasized that the bond between Pakistan and China extends far beyond strategic and diplomatic dimensions.

"Our relationship is deeply rooted at the people-to-people level, where strong cultural and civilizational harmony exists," Ms. Qamar stated. "This exhibition beautifully reflects that connection through colors and artistic expressions."

The Cultural Counsellor of the Chinese Embassy, Mr. Chen Peng, attending as the Guest of Honour, remarked that the exhibition is a testament to 75 years of friendship founded on mutual trust. He noted that by utilizing fine arts to highlight shared creative expressions, the event promotes a deeper mutual understanding that further solidifies the bilateral bond.

Also sharing her views, Ms. Farah Naz Akbar, Parliamentary Secretary for the National Heritage and Culture Division, highlighted that culture and fine arts are vital tools for bringing nations together. She noted that such platforms are essential for promoting mutual respect and lasting harmony.

Representing the academic sector, Ms. Sadia Haider, Incharge of the China Study Center at COMSATS University, attended the event and commended China Media Group for their leadership in organizing the showcase. She noted, "Art is a universal language that transcends borders, essential for educating the younger generation on the historical significance of our partnership."

The exhibition featured a diverse array of traditional and contemporary artworks, symbolizing the evolution of the bilateral relationship. The event was well-attended by high-ranking officials, members of the diplomatic corps, renowned artists, and students, serving as a significant milestone in the year-long celebrations of Pakistan-China relations.