ABOUT FIVE RIVERS FRIENDSHIP FORUM
Five Rivers Friendship Forum is a beacon of hope, bridging the divide between Pakistan and India. It is a space where people from both nations can come together and nurture the seeds of friendship, networking, and collaboration. Our platform serves as a fertile ground for incubating ideas that have the power to shape a brighter future for both countries. Together, we can create a brighter tomorrow filled with mutual understanding, respect, and cooperation.
We at Five Rivers Friendship Forum host various events and activities, including conferences, meetings, and cultural exchanges. These events provide an opportunity for people from both countries to come together and learn from one another and share ideas and experiences.
OUR BRIEF HISTORY
The Subcontinent, comprising modern-day India and Pakistan, has a rich and complex history. It has been shaped by various influences, including ancient civilizations, colonizers, and independence movements.
In 1947, the Subcontinent gained independence from British colonial rule and was partitioned into two countries: India and Pakistan. In the years afterward, India and Pakistan have developed distinct identities and pursued their own development paths. However, the two countries have also faced a number of challenges, including border disputes, terrorism, and strained relations.
Five Rivers Friendship Forum was created as an effort to engage immigrants who trace their origins from both sides of the Radcliffe Line (the border between India and Pakistan). The goal behind the creation of this forum was to foster greater understanding and cooperation between the two nations.
