Bosnia and Pakistan Celebrate Shared Humanity: 'Quo Vadis, Aida' Sheds Light on Srebrenica Genocide"
Islamabad - 9 March 2024 – (Adnan Hameed): On the 32nd anniversary of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Independence Day, the Bosnian wartime film "Quo Vadis, Aida?" captivated audiences in Islamabad. Hosted by the Pakistan National Council of the Arts, the screening was graced by the presence of Ambassador Emin Cohodarevic, who described the film not only as a cinematic masterpiece but as a poignant reminder of the Srebrenica genocide, marking the darkest chapter in European history since World War II. Ambassador Cohodarevic seized the moment to reflect on the enduring and special bilateral ties between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Pakistan. He acknowledged Pakistan's unwavering support in Bosnia and Herzegovina's pursuit of freedom and democracy. The Ambassador emphasized the extraordinary dynamics in the relations, spanning cultural, defense, political, economic, and social spheres. Highlighting the film's significance, Ambassador Cohodarevic noted that "Aida's emotions are the heart of the story," urging the audience to delve into the profound feelings and questions the film raises. He expressed confidence that the enduring friendship between the people of both nations and the bilateral ties between the governments will continue to flourish. The screening was made possible through the collaboration with the Pakistan National Council of the Arts, for which Ambassador Cohodarevic expressed gratitude. The event not only celebrated Bosnia and Herzegovina's Independence Day but also served as a platform to strengthen cultural ties and foster a deeper understanding of historical events that shape our shared humanity.
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