Islamabad, 14 February 2024 (TDI): The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) Representative office hosted the participants of the International Young Diplomats School (IYDS) in Islamabad.
Representative Dilşad Şenol warmly welcomed participants of the 5th International Young Diplomats School, hosted by the Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies (IPDS).
During the session, Şenol provided a comprehensive overview of our nation, delving into pertinent topics such as the Cyprus issue and the robust TRNC-Pakistan relations.
An interactive session with the participants on the topic of the relationship between Pakistan and the US was organized by the Embassy.
The Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies (IPDS) launched the International Young Diplomats School (IYDS) as a ground-breaking program to highlight the value of diplomacy in the rapidly evolving, globally connected world.
During the session for IYDS, the representative of the TRNC Embassy gave a lecture about the country as well as its ties with Pakistan.
The Acting Head of Mission also took the opportunity to touch upon the evolving ties between Pakistan and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), highlighting the growing cooperation and mutual interests between the two nations.
Moreover, discussions centered on the burgeoning business opportunities in TRNC, underscoring the potential for economic collaboration and investment ventures between Pakistani and TRNC enterprises.
Furthermore, attention was drawn to the importance of cultural exchange initiatives, emphasizing the enriching experiences and mutual appreciation fostered through cultural interactions between Pakistan and TRNC.
Additionally, the dialogue encompassed collaboration in the education sector, emphasizing the potential for academic partnerships, student exchanges, and joint research endeavors, which can further enhance the educational landscape and strengthen ties between Pakistan and TRNC.
Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) and Pakistan Relationship
The relationship between the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) and Pakistan is rooted in historical, cultural, and diplomatic ties.
While the TRNC is not widely recognized internationally due to the Cyprus dispute, Pakistan has maintained a supportive stance toward the TRNC’s quest for recognition and a just resolution to the longstanding issue.
Both entities share common values and have expressed solidarity on various international platforms. Pakistan has consistently advocated for a peaceful and negotiated settlement in Cyprus, respecting the rights and aspirations of all communities involved.
Economic collaboration, cultural exchanges, and diplomatic consultations have further deepened the relationship between the TRNC and Pakistan.
The support extended by Pakistan to the TRNC reflects a commitment to principles of justice and the resolution of disputes through dialogue.
As both nations face unique geopolitical challenges, their shared experiences contribute to the strengthening of ties that go beyond geographical boundaries.
International Young Diplomats School
The Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies (IPDS) launched the International Young Diplomats School (IYDS) as a ground-breaking program to highlight the value of diplomacy in the rapidly evolving, globally connected world.
It is the 5th International Diplomats School, in which participants are given opportunities to interact with Ambassadors of different Embassies.
IPDS has organized the Fifth Edition of the IYDS from 13-16 February 2024 in Islamabad. The participants are young professionals with diverse backgrounds, students, and faculty members across Pakistan.
During the School, the participants will be meeting hosted by Ambassadors of different countries at their offices. You can see details about the program here, especially about our earlier cohorts. You can also see our profile here.
IYDS is based on the model of the Public Diplomacy approach for offering an opportunity for Diplomatic Missions to meet diverse groups of professionals and young people from across Pakistan having various ethnic, religious, linguistic, and regional backgrounds.
Hence, offering the Diplomatic Missions to increase their outreach and interaction with the young people from across Pakistan.
On the other hand, IYDS offers young people to meet Ambassadors and Diplomats to learn more about countries and build stronger relationships while returning to their communities.
The group of 16-20 participants ages 18-40 having diverse academic and professional backgrounds from different regions of Pakistan joined to be part of the program.
The program includes visits to different diplomatic missions in Islamabad and information sessions with Ambassadors, Diplomats, and other Embassy staff.
Ambassadors and Diplomats will share insights about their missions, countries, and opportunities for education, development, and trade with the participants.
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