Islamabad: Senator Atta Ur Rehman, Chairman of the Senate Standing Committee on Religious Affairs and Inter-Faith Harmony, presided over a meeting at the Parliament House in Islamabad. The session addressed key issues related to religious affairs and the promotion of interfaith harmony in the country.
According to Senate of Pakistan, the meeting brought together members of the committee to discuss policy matters and ongoing initiatives aimed at fostering religious tolerance and strengthening interfaith cooperation. The discussions were part of the committee’s broader efforts to ensure religious harmony and address concerns affecting various religious communities across the country.