About PJCA
Established to foster friendship between Pakistan and Japan, PJCA promotes cultural, educational, and social collaboration. It serves as a bridge connecting the people and traditions of both nations.
About PJCA
The Pakistan Japan Culture Association (PJCA) is a voluntary, non-profit, non-political and non-sectarian organization dedicated to fostering mutual understanding, cultural exchange, and long-lasting friendship between the people of Pakistan and Japan.
Established with a vision to strengthen bilateral cooperation, PJCA works across multiple fields including education, culture, social welfare, science, technology, heritage, arts, and sports. Our mission is to provide a platform where both nations can share knowledge, values, and traditions while building stronger people-to-people connections.
President PJCA
President PJCA Mrs. Sadia Rashid addressing the audience on Japan Fest.
The Pakistan Japan Culture Association is:
- Independent and voluntary in nature.
- A social welfare organization registered under the Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies (Registration and Control) Ordinance, 1961.
- Not a foreign friendship organization under the Foreign Cultural Association (Regulation of Functioning) Ordinance, 1975.
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Through its wide-ranging initiatives, PJCA strives to build bridges of cultural understanding and cooperation that contribute to stronger ties between Pakistan and Japan, while empowering people from both nations to learn, share, and grow together.