Pakistani Amb. in Cairo Honors Martyrs of 1965 PIA Plane Crash in Cairo

In a heartfelt ceremony today, the Ambassador of Pakistan to Egypt, H.E. Mr. Sajid Bilal, honored the martyrs of the PIA plane crash that occurred on May 20, 1965, in Cairo. Ambassador Bilal laid a floral wreath at their memorial and offered Fateha, a prayer for the departed souls. The event was attended by officials from the Pakistani Embassy, who gathered to pay their respects to those who lost their lives in the tragic incident.

The PIA plane crash of 1965 remains a significant event in Pakistan’s history. The aircraft, on a routine flight, tragically crashed in Cairo, resulting in numerous fatalities. This annual commemoration serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made and the enduring bond between Pakistan and Egypt.

Ambassador Bilal’s tribute underscores the ongoing commitment of the Pakistani government and its representatives to honor the memories of their fallen compatriots. The laying of the wreath and the offering of Fateha symbolize deep respect and remembrance for the martyrs.

The ceremony highlighted the solidarity and shared history between Pakistan and Egypt. Embassy officials present at the memorial expressed their reverence and unity, emphasizing the importance of remembering historical events that have shaped the collective consciousness of both nations.