Representative from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan who attended the events of the 29th Session of the Conference of the parties of the UN Framework Conference on Climate Change (COP-29) visited Nizami museum.  The independence of the Republic of Azerbaijan was recognized by Pakistan in December 12, 1991. Since diplomatic and cultural  relations were established between two countries.

Deputy chief financial officer of Faisalabad   University of Agriculture  Umar Saeed visited Nizami museum. At the meeting with the director of the National Museum of Azerbaijan Literature named after Nizami Ganjavi  academician Rafael Huseynov he noted that he gained a lot of experience by participating in events organized in Green Zone of COP-29, and was especially impressed to the meeting with world leaders organised in framework of confrence. He also said that  discussions were held  not only in the field of climate and ecology, but also  the prosperity  and future of mankind.

He also noticed that one of the most impressive momemts of his trip to Baku was  visit to the Nizami Museum, located in Nizami street. During the conversation with the director of the museum the  perspectives of bilaterial cooperation were discussed.  Umar Said  informed Rafael Huseynov that  he had information about the museums created under  his leadersdhip in Azerbaijan and abroad  and expressed hope for future cooperation in order to create the museum in Faisalabad city of Pakistan.  

Official from Pakistan also mentioned  that he was pleased to get acquainted with the exhibition  of the National Museum of Azerbaijan Literature named after Nizami Ganjavi, preserving the rich historical past and culture of Azerbaijan. In the testimonial book   of the museum Umar Saeed wrote that one of the best impressions of Azerbaijan was visit to  mausoleum of Nizami Ganjevi in Ganja.  At the end of the meeting the director of the National Museum of Azerbaijan Literature named after Nizami Ganjavi, academician Rafael Huseynov presented his books “Mahsati Ganjavi” Portrait-essay “(in urdu),  “Carpets of the Nizami Museum" and “Beyond the time and space”  to Umar Saeed.