Hospitality purest form of human diplomacy: Misbah Khar

Hospitality purest form of human diplomacy: Misbah Khar
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ISLAMABAD - Advisor to the Chairman Senate on Inter-Parliamentary Affairs and Ambassador, Inter-Parliamentary Speakers' Conference, Misbah Khar, has said that Pakistan's tourism and hospitality sectors have immense potential to promote the country's soft image, cultural heritage and economic growth, stressing that professionally trained youth can play a pivotal role in presenting the true and welcoming face of Pakistan to the world. Addressing the convocation ceremony of TDCP-Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (ITHM), Rawalpindi, as the Chief Guest at Royal Mansion Hall, Saidpur Road. Misbah Khar congratulated the graduating students, their parents, faculty and management on the successful completion of their academic journey. Rs 2.75m Italy work visa fraud: FIA puts suspect behind bars She said that the occasion was not merely a celebration of academic achievement but also a recognition of the dedication, hard work and commitment of the graduates and their families. 'Looking at the graduating class today, I see the future architects of Pakistan's hospitality, tourism and services sector,' she remarked. Misbah Khar appreciated the vision and efforts of Xenia Services and TDCP-ITHM for providing quality vocational and professional education and said that the institute was making an important contribution by equipping young people with practical skills required by Pakistan's growing tourism and hospitality industry. Rawalpindi dengue cases plunge to nine Drawing a connection between hospitality and diplomacy, she said that her work in parliamentary diplomacy revolved around building bridges between people and nations through dialogue, trust and mutual respect. 'Diplomacy is not confined to parliament halls or international forums. Hospitality is, at its core, the purest form of human diplomacy,' she said. She observed that whenever a Pakistani welcomes a foreign visitor, hosts a guest or introduces the country's rich culture and traditions, he or she becomes an ambassador of Pakistan. Tourism and hospitality, she added, were not merely commercial sectors but powerful instruments for cultural exchange, peace, people-to-people connectivity and national development. Court sentences 3 men to death for killing rival in Kotli Sattian Misbah Khar highlighted Pakistan's breathtaking landscapes, rich historical heritage and centuries-old tradition of hospitality, saying that the country's greatest strength was its people. She emphasized that professionally trained graduates could become effective ambassadors of Pakistan by showcasing the country's culture, warmth and hospitality to visitors from across the world. Addressing the graduates, she said that their convocation marked both the culmination of one journey and the beginning of another. She urged them to continuously develop their skills and remain adaptable in a rapidly changing world. 'Success will require more than technical knowledge. It will demand empathy, adaptability, resilience and integrity,' she said, adding that a genuine smile, a respectful gesture and commitment to high standards could transform an ordinary service into an unforgettable experience. The Advisor to the Chairman Senate also congratulated the parents and families of the graduates, acknowledging their sacrifices, prayers and unwavering support in helping their children reach this important milestone. She appreciated the leadership and faculty of TDCP-ITHM for nurturing young talent and providing students with professional skills and a strong foundation for meaningful careers. Misbah Khar urged the graduating students to step into their professional lives with confidence, pride and a strong sense of responsibility. She encouraged them to dream big, work hard and represent Pakistan with dignity and honor. 'The world is eager to experience the best of Pakistan, and you are the ones who will help deliver that experience,' she said. At the conclusion, Misbah Khar congratulated the Class of 2026 and expressed her best wishes for their future success, happiness and professional growth.

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