More than a celebration of tradition, Pakistan Heritage Day seeks to build bridges between communities by sharing Pakistan’s culture, history and diversity with the multicultural city of Brussels.
The 33rd edition of the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) is being held at Dubai World Trade Centre from 14 to 17 September 2026 under the theme “Travel 2040: Driving New Frontiers Through Innovation and Technology.” The event brings together tourism authorities, airlines, hotels, travel agencies, technology companies, investors and policymakers from across the Middle East and beyond.
More than a major tourism trade show, ATM 2026 serves as a platform for governments and international organisations to discuss resilience, cooperation and the future of mobility in the face of geopolitical, technological and environmental challenges.
In the heart of Brussels, where history, gastronomy and international exchange meet, Cemil Soysal has built far more than a successful hospitality business. Through his leadership of Brasserie Ommegang, he has become a committed ambassador for the city, promoting its culture, supporting its economy and bringing people together around the traditions that make Brussels unique.
The first European World Akhal-Teke Championship in Kronenberg (4–6 September 2026) combined sport, culture and high-level diplomacy, positioning Turkmenistan’s legendary “heavenly horses” as a bridge between Central Asia and Europe.
An international conference in the Netherlands brought together diplomats, scientists and equestrian experts to open the 2026 Akhal-Teke World Championship.
In contemporary warfare, the battle for truth is fought not only on the front line, but also in the information space. At Truth Under Fire: War Journalism and Disinformation, journalists and media professionals reflected on the risks, ethical dilemmas, and political pressures surrounding the coverage of the war in Ukraine.
This week, football fans across Europe are once again turning their eyes toward Central Asia, as FC Qairat Almaty — the reigning champions of Kazakhstan — take on RSC Anderlecht in the play-off round of the UEFA Europa League qualifying path.
Brussels — The Embassy of Pakistan turned Place Agora, at the foot of the Grand Place, into a one-day showcase of Pakistani culture, food and music, drawing families, local residents and cultural enthusiasts into the heart of the Belgian capital.
Muhammad Ali Pasha, an international award-winning author, received the certificate at a ceremony in Islamabad, underscoring cultural and diplomatic ties between Azerbaijan and Pakistan.
The championship includes a World Beauty Championship for young horses, a Best Decorated Horse Competition, and an awards ceremony honoring artists and breeders, culminating in a gala dinner.
The 10th anniversary of the July 15 failed coup attempt was marked by a panel discussion in Brussels, hosted at the heart of European institutions organised by the Turkish embassy in Brussels. The event served as a solemn remembrance of the lives lost and a critical analysis of the event's profound impact on Türkiye’s democratic landscape.
The discussion, moderated by Şeyda Bilen of the Turkish Embassy in Brussels, featured prominent voices including Ambassador G. Barış Tantekin, Professor Dr. Murat Yeşiltaş, Dr. Ravza Kavakçı Kan, and Associate Professor Dr. Murat Aslan.
Uzbekistan’s Embassy to the Benelux and the Association of Uzbek Women in the Benelux hosted a cultural event in Eindhoven celebrating the country’s heritage, reforms and tourism potential. The programme featured the Zakovat quiz, an exhibition, youth awards and activities promoting cultural diplomacy.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev outlined Kazakhstan's vision to become a global investment hub through AI, digital transformation, critical minerals, logistics, and smart agriculture. He highlighted new incentives, the Altyn Visa program, data centers, and digital infrastructure to attract foreign investors.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Aqiliddin Alimov, Energy Security Expert at Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies and Chair of the EUREFLECT Academic Board, completed his postdoctoral research on Japan’s energy diplomacy, analyzing East Asia’s geoeconomic transformation and its impact on regional energy security.