Summary
- Pakistan’s newly appointed ambassador to Norway Asim Ali Khan has formally assumed his diplomatic responsibilities after presenting his credentials to King Harald V at the Royal Palace in Oslo.
- The development highlights Pakistan’s ongoing diplomatic engagement with European countries and its stated interest in maintaining friendly relations with Norway.
- The ceremony in Oslo represents a formal milestone in his diplomatic career and the continuation of official relations between Pakistan and Norway.
Pakistan’s newly appointed ambassador to Norway Asim Ali Khan has formally assumed his diplomatic responsibilities after presenting his credentials to King Harald V at the Royal Palace in Oslo.
The ceremony took place on October 8, 2026 marking the official start of his role as Pakistan’s representative in Norway. The appointment is expected to provide an opportunity to further strengthen diplomatic engagement and cooperation between the two countries.
Following the ceremony, Ambassador Asim Ali Khan expressed his gratitude for the confidence placed in him. He described the appointment as a great honour and said he was committed to serving as a bridge between Pakistan and Norway.
Speaking about bilateral ties the Pakistani ambassador said relations between the two countries were based on mutual respect goodwill and friendship. He also expressed hope that his diplomatic mission would help reinforce these longstanding connections.
Asim Ali Khan emphasised the importance of bringing the people of Pakistan and Norway closer together. His stated priorities include contributing to stronger bilateral relations and building on the positive relationship that the two countries have maintained over the years.
The presentation of diplomatic credentials is a formal procedure through which an ambassador officially begins representing their country in the host nation. The ceremony also provides an opportunity for the receiving country to formally acknowledge the appointment.
Pakistan and Norway maintain diplomatic relations built on engagement and mutual understanding. The new ambassador’s appointment offers an opportunity to continue diplomatic dialogue and explore areas of shared interest.
In his remarks, Asim Ali Khan said he felt both humble and thankful for the trust placed in him. He also welcomed the inclusion of his credentials ceremony in an official announcement by Norway’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The development highlights Pakistan’s ongoing diplomatic engagement with European countries and its stated interest in maintaining friendly relations with Norway.
As the new ambassador begins his assignment, strengthening existing ties and encouraging greater interaction between the two nations’ people remain central themes of his public remarks.
The ceremony in Oslo represents a formal milestone in his diplomatic career and the continuation of official relations between Pakistan and Norway.
