Wednesday, 12 June 2019

Australian High Commissioner to Pakistan Margaret Adamson Expresses Her Love for Pakistan and its People


It’s sudden news that the Australian Higher Commissioner to Pakistan Margaret Adamson has declared that her appointing at Islamabad is over. Her position as a high commissioner started in 2015. Before that, she has worked as an Ambassador in Poland and Cambodia.



She talks about the impact of the relationship between Australia and Pakistan and how it will grow throughout the years.

She expressed her thoughts in a meeting at Pakistan Institute of Development Studies. She mentions the relations between the two countries by saying, “Our people-to-people links continue to grow with more than 60,000 Pakistani Australians who make a wonderful contribution to our vibrant and diverse culture. Pakistani Australians make up the largest of Australia’s Muslim communities.

She also adds in a strong comment that we can resonate with “Our cricketing ties have always been a unifying passion for our two countries.”

She seems thoroughly happy with the country and wants to see businesses flourish between Australia and Pakistan.  She is grateful for the Pakistani’s in Australia that is hustling there for the benefit of their own country.  For More news about Pakistan Click here


She discreetly adds, “More than 13,000 Pakistanis are studying in Australia, acquiring skills and qualifications to pursue their dreams and contribute to Pakistan’s development. We have an active alumni the network comprising private as well as thousands of scholarship awardees who have since the 1950s benefitted from Australia’s longstanding support programs for building up Pakistan’s human capital.”

Australian higher commission Islamabad – Contributions for Pakistan:

Ms. Adamson has worked for the water conservation in Pakistan as well and wishes that both the countries can strengthen their bond to properly resolve this crisis. So, her focus has been water management as well as improving the climate and agriculture.
“Glad to meet Chairman @ndmapk to discuss Australia’s longstanding partnership with Pakistan 🇵🇰 in disaster response and preparedness as well as in water and agricultural sectors since the 1980s” she tweets of the joint efforts.



Even the NDMA Chairman acknowledged the effort and described that Pakistan and Australia can actually research and work for this disastrous areas.

Many of us forget about the agricultural crisis in our country but we are glad that there are attempts made in order to improve things!
We can easily admit that the Australian higher commission Islamabad is in the hands of a trustful individual.

She even made sure that their project focuses on the economic conditions of women as well. So they can provide for the country and their families.

She tweeted, ‘Great to be in Lahore for discussions from the vibrant arts scene in Pakistan cultural capital to efforts to combat trafficking & abuse of children & girls, regional & economic issues. A shout out to Honorary Consul for hosting business community members with links to Australia”


She also adds, “Our aid project in Pakistan focuses on women’s economic empowerment which strengthens economic growth and increases the well-being of families and communities. Australia and Pakistan are also working together on human rights challenges as current members of the United Nations Human Rights Council,”
Ms. Adamson is certain that Pakistan would be able to bounce back from the crisis that it is stuck in. But she believes that the government will have to make an effort for hefty decisions in order for a change to occur. She claims, "I am confident that Pakistan has the capacity to reach that milestone as a prosperous, open, tolerant and inclusive upper middle-income country”

On a lighter note:

The High Commissioner thinks that the relationship between Pakistan and Australia is a lot of time before the independence of Pakistan.

According to ARY News, Ms. Adamson mentions at a meeting in Karachi that the relations of Australia with Staff College Quetta go back to as far as 1910!
She is Grateful for Cricket.

Cricket has assembled the countries to become one because of their common interest. So, she believes that cricket really has a lot of impacts, especially PSL. It invites international cricket to be back in Pakistan.

She is glad for the fact that Pakistani’s treat Australia as their second home.

Moreover, she has wished the Muslims everywhere, including Pakistan, a Happy Eid as well!

She wrote a heartfelt letter of the length of about two paragraphs where she wishes Muslim families not only an Eid Mubarak but also includes that we should ‘recommit ourselves’ this Eid. She talks about Pakistani Australians and their importance. And wishes for a long lasting friendship for the two countries. This is the detailed message she sent:

“I send my good wishes to Muslims around the world, in Australia and here in Pakistan and across the South Asian region, as they celebrate the festival of Eid-ul-Fitr. As we celebrate this Eid we can also recommit ourselves to acting with respect, fairness, equality, and compassion towards all, regardless of cultural background, religious beliefs, ethnicity or gender.

For more than 600,000 Australian Muslims and the almost 62,000 Pakistani Australians, who make a valued contribution to our national life, Eid is a truly special time. Islam has become the second most common religion in Australia and Pakistani Australians make up the largest of Australia’s Muslim communities. Growing people-to-people links, our shared Commonwealth heritage and passion for cricket form the basis of the enduring friendship between our two nations. May this Eid be a peaceful and joyous celebration for all who celebrate this joyous occasion.”

Her utmost efforts for the well-being of the Pakistani economy as well as her work to ensure relationships between the two countries, will not be forgotten. Furthermore, she has linked the countries closest attributes (cricket) to formulate a just bond so that there is hope for a successful healthy connection.

Here is her latest tweet regarding her posting and future relations. It says, “Thank you @pidepk @zartajgulwazir for inviting me to speak about Australia’s relationship with Pakistan & my impressions from my 4 years in this important country as I come to the end of my posting here. I am confident relations between Australia & Pakistan will continue to grow”



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