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\nDeny Tri Basuki Counsellor and head of cultural section Embassy of Republic of Indonesia has said Indonesia and Pakistan share strong socio-cultural and religious bonds rooted in the history. Pakistan and Indonesia stand proudly together as two of the largest Muslim populated countries and emerging economies of creative and talented people.
\nHe expressed these views on the occasion of a business gathering organised by tourism ministry of Indonesia in collaboration with the Indonesian embassy. A large number of stakeholders hailing from the travel and aviation industry of Pakistan attended the event.
\nHe said it was very pleasing to note that both the countries aspire to maintain and further develop their exemplary ties and transform the potential of these ties into increased cooperation in various venues.
\nBoth the countries highly value their ties and encourage all-around cooperation to further strengthen the fraternal bond between the two nations.
\nHe said in recent years, Indonesia-Pakistan bilateral relations have seen significant development in mutual beneficial cooperation.
\nThe two countries have endeavored to expand their cooperation in the areas of trade & economy, defense cooperation, academic linkages and cultural interaction.
\nWhile talking about future prospects of bilateral cooperation Deny said though Pakistan and Indonesia enjoy a deep friendly relationship, yet the scope is extraordinary and exceptional.
\nTourism he said is generally about leisure and pleasure. But it also promotes cultural exchange and provides opportunity to people of various cultures to meet and understand each other.
\nHe said two years ago the Embassy, in its efforts to create awareness about tourism opportunities in Indonesia,… produced a travelogue series in collaboration with a Pakistani Entertainment TV Channel, which went very well.
\nThe travelogue series was a success as it helped in acquainting and attracting the people in Pakistan to the rich and diverse culture of Indonesia and also helped build tourism profile of Indonesia in Pakistan.
\nHe added, in 2017, the Embassy under its FAMTRIP program brought 10 top tour operators of Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi to Indonesia adding recently five journalists from Pakistan\u2019s leading media were taken to Jakarta, Bandung and Bali to get to know more about Indonesia\u2019s tourism potential.
\nThese days, tourism is one of the fattest growing industries in the world. In addition to the opportunities for recreation and cultural exchange, tourism industry has emerged as a big source to generate employment opportunities, grow service sector and help earn foreign exchange, he concluded.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
DNA ISLAMABAD Deny Tri Basuki Counsellor and head of cultural section Embassy of Republic of Indonesia has said Indonesia and Pakistan share strong socio-cultural and religious bonds rooted in the history. Pakistan and Indonesia stand proudly together as two of the largest Muslim populated countries and emerging economies of creative and talented people. He expressed […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":47693,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[5],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-47679","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","category-business"],"yoast_head":"\n