Qaiser Nawab, President of the Belt and Road Initiative for Sustainable Development (BRISD) and a prominent global youth leader, visited the Indonesian Embassy in Islamabad to express his condolences on the passing of Indonesia's former Vice President Hamzah Haz. On behalf of BRISD and the youth of Pakistan, Nawab penned down heartfelt messages in the condolence book, acknowledging the significant contributions of Hamzah Haz to Indonesia, Ednews informs.

In his message, Nawab stated, "On behalf of the Belt and Road Initiative for Sustainable Development (BRISD) and as a good friend of Indonesia, I extend my heartfelt condolences on the passing of former Vice President Hamzah Haz. His service to Indonesia and his dedication to the nation's progress will always be remembered. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and the people of Indonesia during this time of loss."

Nawab was warmly received by a senior official of the Indonesian Embassy, who expressed gratitude for the gesture and the shared grief. During the visit, Nawab emphasized the importance of Indonesia as a vital country within the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and also highlighted the strong and enduring friendship between Indonesia and Pakistan.

This visit underscores the solidarity between the youth of Pakistan and Indonesia, reflecting the close ties and mutual respect shared by the two nations. Nawab's gesture reaffirms the commitment of BRISD and Pakistani youth to fostering strong international relations and supporting Indonesia during this period of mourning.