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The Francophonie National Competition, 2025
The Francophonie National Competition 2025 was held in April in Islamabad. It was a vibrant celebration of French language and Francophone culture in Pakistan. Organised by the French Embassy in collaboration with the Alliance Française of Lahore and Islamabad, the event brought together students, educators, and Francophone enthusiasts from across the country. The competition served as a platform to promote French language and foster intercultural dialogue, aligning with the global objectives of the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie.
Participants showcased their talents in various categories, including singing, poetry, and acting. All performances were in French, highlighting the linguistic diversity and cultural richness of the Francophone world.
More than three hundred guests and eleven embassies took part in this event. Before the national event in Islamabad, regional events took place in various cities of Pakistan. One of our students, Aahil Saleem Nasir of Pre-C1, represented Aitchison College and won 1st position in the Youth Category. He was declared the national winner!
The event was graced by several dignitaries, including the Ambassador of France, Nicolas Galey, the Ambassador of Belgium, Idesbald van der Gracht, the Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Tunisia, Dorsaf Maaroufi, the First Secretary at the Embassy of Switzerland, Claudia Thomas; and the First Secretary at the High Commission of Canada, Fenny Hum. Their presence underscored the importance of linguistic and cultural exchange in strengthening international relations. Ambassador Galey emphasised the role of French language in building closer ties between Pakistan and Francophone nations, highlighting the growing interest in French among Pakistani youth. The competition not only celebrated linguistic proficiency but also encouraged creativity and cultural appreciation, contributing to the broader mission of promoting diversity and mutual understanding among nations.