To address pressing issues of Pakistani Diaspora in the United Kingdom, the High Commission has decided to resume in-person consular services on a limited scale from 1 March 2021 in London and Consulates in Birmingham, Bradford, Glasgow and Manchester. In the first phase, only limited number of appointments will be entertained for Machine Readable Passport, NADRA and consular services. Due to health and safety guidelines by the British Government...........

The High Commissioner for Pakistan would preside over the next Virtual Khuli Katchehri to be held on Tuesday, 02 March 2021 to listen to the complaints of the community remotely by Zoom. Virtual Khuli Katchehri is an initiative of the Prime Minister of Pakistan to redress the grievances of overseas Pakistanis. In view of COVID-19 restrictions, the Khuli Katchehri is being done remotely via Zoom for which the registered applicants would be sent a link by email...........

High Commissioner Moazzam Ahmad Khan held a virtual meeting with community members representing various segments of society, and discussed a number of issues related to consular services and general welfare of the Pakistani diaspora in the UK. In his remarks, the High Commissioner commended the role being played by British Pakistanis in the progress and development of the UK as well as Pakistan. He apprised the participants that the economy..........

High Commissioner Moazzam Ahmad Khan held a virtual interaction with the Pakistani community in Birmingham on 15 February 2021 and discussed a wide range of issues pertaining to them. The event was organized by the Consulate of Pakistan, Birmingham in line with the vision of the Prime Minister to keep close contact with the Pakistani community abroad. The diaspora members belonging to various walks of life including politics, health, education, business, social service and media attended the meeting.........

High Commissioner Moazzam Ahmad Khan held a virtual meeting with Shadow Foreign Secretary Lisa Nandy MP, and Shadow Minister for Asia and Pacific, Stephen Kinnock MP on 8 February 2021. They discussed the wide-ranging Pakistan-UK bilateral relations, as well as the regional issues of mutual interest. ........

The High Commission for Pakistan, London hosted a Parliamentary Webinar on 05 February 2021 to mark Kashmir Solidarity Day. It was participated by a large number of cross-party British MPs from both Houses of the Parliament, eminent scholars, academics, members of the civil society and British friends of Kashmir. High Commissioner Moazzam Ahmad Khan........

Today, on this Kashmir Solidarity Day, we reaffirm our resolute support for our Kashmiri brothers and sisters, who continue to be subjected to an inhuman military siege and communications blockade since 5 August 2019. The tragedy of the Kashmiris, however, goes back more than 7 decades as they have faced unabated repression and consistent denial of their fundamental rights by India........

This 5th February, we reaffirm our unflinching solidarity with the Kashmiris in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). The entire Pakistani nation stands with them in their valiant struggle to secure their inalienable right to self-determination.........

The High Commission for Pakistan, London and its Sub-Missions at Birmingham, Bradford, Glasgow and Manchester will remain closed on Friday, 5 February 2021 on the occasion of “Kashmir Solidarity Day”.......

The High Commission for Pakistan, London organized an outdoor Photo Exhibition titled “Kashmir: India's Crimes Against Humanity in Pictures” today. The exhibition was organized in connection with Kashmir Solidarity Day which is observed on 5 February every year......