Jane Marriott CMG OBE, Ambassador to Pakistan, Engages with British Pakistani Diaspora at Jamia Islamia Ghousia Trust in Luton
Jane Marriott CMG OBE, the British Ambassador to Pakistan, visited the Jamia Islamia Ghousia Trust in Luton on Wednesday 27th November, engaging with members of the British Pakistani Diaspora.
The event was hosted by Imam Abdul Aziz Qazi MBE, a respected leader in the community known for his dedication to promoting interfaith dialogue and community cohesion.
During her visit, Ambassador Marriott expressed her desire to connect with the British Pakistani community and discuss important issues affecting them, including cultural integration, education, and opportunities for collaboration between the UK and Pakistan. The Ambassador emphasized the vital role that diaspora communities play in strengthening ties between the two nations.
Jane Marriott CMG OBE has served as the British Ambassador to Pakistan since 2023. Known for her extensive experience in diplomatic relations, she has worked tirelessly to promote bilateral ties, focus on development assistance, and facilitate trade partnerships. Her recognition as an OBE reflects her significant contributions to international service.
Imam Abdul Aziz Qazi MBE has been a pivotal figure at the Jamia Islamia Ghousia Trust, which serves as a centre for learning, community engagement, and spiritual growth. Under his guidance, the Trust has become a home for diverse programs aimed at empowering the community and fostering mutual respect among different faiths.
The event concluded with a lively discussion and networking opportunities, allowing community members to voice their concerns and ideas directly to the Ambassador. Both Jane Marriott and Imam Abdul Aziz Qazi reaffirmed their commitment to working collaboratively to address the needs of the community and strengthen the bonds between the UK and Pakistan.