Islamabad: A high-level multi-country diplomatic delegation from fifteen countries visited the National Emergencies Operations Centre (NEOC) in Islamabad today.

According to Radio Pakistan, the delegation comprised representatives from Tajikistan, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Oman, Spain, Bangladesh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Jordan, Indonesia, Germany, Hungary, Japan, Thailand, Canada, and Uzbekistan. Simultaneously, more than 34 Pakistani Ambassadors and Heads of Mission serving in various countries participated in the session through a Zoom link.

Team NDMA comprehensively presented the NEOC capability exposition, along with Pakistan's innovative transformation of proactive disaster management response systems to reduce recurring disaster risks. Chairman NDMA Lieutenant General Inam Haider Malik introduced various measures advanced by NDMA for regional integration.

The delegation was shown Pak NDMA's excellence standards achieved in recent times, along with plans for securing the next stage of next-generation technologies to create more authentic disaster early warnings and choreographed synergistic actions by responders and resource providers. During the session, "Disaster Lens 2026" was demonstrated for Pakistan and the global community, and vigorous sequences of comprehensive international simulation exercises were shown to the delegates.

The delegation applauded Pakistan NDMA's superior, high-end niche disaster management methodology and trusted capabilities. The participating countries expressed interest in continued collaboration with Pakistan NDMA for disaster management and emergency response.