Danish Pakistani Business Council

Constitution Day (Grundlovsdag) on June 5 is the closest thing Denmark has to a national day. Since the Constitution was introduced in 1849, the day has been marked with speeches, public meetings, and national celebrations. Originally, Constitution Day events were shared gatherings featuring speeches in honor of the king, the Constitution, and the nation. From the 1870s onward, political parties began holding separate events and using the day to promote their political views. Although Constitution Day became more political, it…

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Denmark’s newly formed government: The Danish-Pakistani Friendship Association & DPB Council extends its warmest and heartfelt congratulations to Denmark’s new government on the formation of the coalition government. We wish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and the governing parties — the Social Democrats, the Socialist People’s Party (SF), the Moderates, and the Danish Social Liberal Party (Radikale Venstre) — every success as they undertake the great responsibility and important tasks that lie ahead. We hope that the new government will work…

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The Danish Royal Family proudly joined His Majesty King Frederik X on the balcony of Frederik VIII’s Palace at Amalienborg to celebrate his 58th birthday. Wishing King Frederik a truly joyful and memorable Happy Birthday filled with happiness, pride, and warm celebrations shared with the people of Denmark. From all of us at Danish Pakistani Business Council & Friendship Associations — Happy 58th Birthday, Your Majesty

Khuram Sheikh & Adnan Ali Amin, are member of the Danish Pakistani Friendship Association, organized the impressive event in Albertslund and invited the Embassy of Pakistan along with 12 other embassies to participate in the Eid Bazar on Saturday, May 23, 2026, at Kongsholmcentret, Liljens Kvt. More than 5,000 people attended, including 12 ambassadors and their spouses. The Eid Bazar was inaugurated by Pakistan’s Ambassador, Shoaib Sarwar, during an official ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by diplomats, community leaders, and distinguished guests….

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Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, Pakistan’s Ambassador to France and Permanent Delegate to UNESCO, took part in a policy dialogue at the University of Oxford on “How can policies make education equitable for all?” She stressed the need for stronger cooperation between policymakers, academics, and civil society to improve education policies. Ambassador Baloch highlighted UNESCO’s role in supporting access to education through policy guidance, technical cooperation, and inclusive education systems. She also reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for UNESCO’s work in promoting equal access…

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Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ), led by President Rana Azeem, met Pakistan’s Ambassador to France, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch. A group from the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ), led by President Rana Azeem, met Pakistan’s Ambassador to France, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch. The Ambassador welcomed the group and said journalists play an important role in any democracy. She added that the media helps promote a positive image of the country. She also talked about Pakistan-France relations and explained how the…

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You already know that the Strait of Hormuz controls a large share of the world’s oil. But something else also runs through this narrow passage—global data cables. And if they are cut, it could affect the internet for billions of people. Around 95% of all international data—video calls, bank transactions, and messages—travels through submarine fiber-optic cables on the ocean floor, not satellites. Many of the key routes between Europe and Asia pass through the Red Sea and the Strait of…

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