Aalmi Urdu conference begins in Karachi

The 17th World Urdu Conference, a highlight of Pakistan’s cultural calendar, kicked off with much fanfare at the Arts Council of Pakistan, Karachi. Honoring the rich linguistic and cultural heritage of Urdu and other regional languages, the event witnessed a magnificent gathering of literary figures. Diplomats, artists and fans from around the world. Chief Minister Sindh Murad Ali Shah while addressing the audience highlighted the importance of the event as a celebration of Pakistan’s diverse cultural fabric.. He appreciated the wonderful trip to Arts Council of Pakistan, Karachi. While appreciating the visionary leadership of Arts Council President Muhammad Ahmad Shah, the Chief Minister appreciated the steps taken to change the position of Karachi. As a global cultural hub “From hosting a 38-day international cultural fair featuring artists from 44 countries to expanding the World Urdu Conference beyond its traditional premises, these efforts have cemented Karachi’s status as a global city of art and knowledge. are signs of emergence.” The event also celebrated regional literature, paying tribute to Sindhi, Saraiki, Punjabi, Pashto and Balochi writers. Lifetime Achievement Awards. The initiative aims to promote linguistic diversity and unity among communities. At the end of his address, the Chief Minister praised the contribution of Karachi to the cultural and intellectual heritage of the city.