
Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan
Nov 17, 1966 · 15m
Director
Joan DuffOverview
The President had been due to visit twice before, but on both occasions the trip had to be cancelled. The first time was in 1963, the same year as the Commonwealth visit by the President of India. The second cancellation occurred in 1965 when a longstanding dispute between India and Pakistan over the sovereignty of Kashmir boiled over into full-scale war in September of that year. However, as one might expect from a film made for international diplomacy purposes no reference is made to ongoing political problems either at home or abroad. Like the Indian presidential visit of 1963, the film was for screening to domestic audiences (both in the UK and in Pakistan) whose main interest would be in the pomp and ceremony of the visit, and the reception and status afforded to the President by the Queen and royal family.
Cast of Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan
Crew of Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan
About Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan
What is Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan about?
The President had been due to visit twice before, but on both occasions the trip had to be cancelled. The first time was in 1963, the same year as the Commonwealth visit by the President of India. The second cancellation occurred in 1965 when a longstanding dispute between India and Pakistan over the sovereignty of Kashmir boiled over into full-scale war in September of that year. However, as…
When was Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan released?
Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan was released on November 17, 1966.
How long is Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan?
Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan runs 15 minutes.
Who directed Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan?
Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan was directed by Joan Duff.
Who is in the cast of Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan?
The cast of Britain Welcomes the President of Pakistan includes Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and Muhammad Ayub Khan.
