Tuning into Tradition: Exploring Radio Pakistan World Service
Radio Pakistan, a name synonymous with broadcasting history in Pakistan, continues to resonate across the nation and beyond through its World Service. As Pakistan's national public broadcaster, it holds a unique position, representing the voice of the country since its inception on August 14, 1947. While several local stations existed prior to its establishment, Radio Pakistan stands as the oldest surviving broadcasting network, a testament to its enduring legacy.
Broadcasting from its headquarters in Islamabad, specifically the G-5 sector on Constitution Avenue, Radio Pakistan World Service delivers news and programming that reflects the diverse tapestry of Pakistani culture and current affairs. Its role as the leading government radio station underscores its importance in disseminating information and connecting with audiences both domestically and internationally.
