Yes, Pakistan is a member of UNESCO.
Pakistan's Membership in UNESCO
Pakistan joined UNESCO on September 14, 1949. The country has been an active participant in various UNESCO programs ever since. This long-standing membership highlights Pakistan's commitment to the organization's goals in education, science, culture, and communication. UNESCO's presence in Pakistan, through its Islamabad office, further underscores this enduring relationship, with ongoing support provided to the Pakistani government for over seven decades. Numerous examples of Pakistan's involvement can be found on the UNESCO website, showcasing its participation in initiatives related to intangible cultural heritage, such as the Suri Jagek practice, and its work in empowering girls through science education.
- Membership Date: September 14, 1949
- Active Participation: Involved in numerous UNESCO programs and initiatives.
- Long-standing Relationship: UNESCO has had an office in Islamabad since 1958.
- Examples of Involvement: Preservation of intangible cultural heritage (Suri Jagek), and support for girls' science education.
Multiple sources confirm Pakistan's membership, including the official UNESCO website which lists Pakistan among its member states. These sources consistently cite Pakistan's long history of engagement with the organization.
