PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pavilion set up at ‘Lok Mela’ in Lok Virsa Islamabad has continued to attract a large number of visitors for showcasing cultural diversity of the province.
Caretaker Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Mian Feroz Jamal Shah Kakakhel, attended the annual festival, said a handout. Accompanied by Federal Minister for National Heritage and Culture Jamal Shah and Palestine Ambassador Ahmad Jawad Rabei, Kakakhel visited the various pavilions representing different provinces. The KP minister welcomed the federal minister as well as the ambassador of Palestine, along with other guests at the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pavilion.
The officials of KP Culture and Tourism Authority guided the guests through the diverse facets of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pavilion.The guests showed a keen interest in the cultural exhibits, culinary offerings, folk music, art, literature, traditional attire, embroidery, and exquisite ornaments.
The event featured captivating folk music performances, providing a delightful cultural experience.In a gesture of solidarity, Kakakhel visited the Palestine Corner, interacted with the Palestinian families present and conveyed a message of support on behalf of the KP government and its people. Kakakhel underscored the importance of such events in promoting unity and preserving cultural values. He emphasized that such events reflect the collective aspirations of society and the legacy to be passed down to future generations.
The caretaker minister praised the rich Palestinian culture and heritage, characterizing it as a beacon of human civilization and history.
The KP minister envisioned a future where similar events could be held in the heart of Gaza. He touched upon the historical significance of Peshawar as a center of civilization and religion, highlighting the remarkable museums and attractions in the region.
