Islamabad:Under the esteemed patronage of the Federal Minister of National Heritage and Culture Division, Jamal Shah, the Visual Arts Division of the Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) proudly announces the commencement of a two-week calligraphy workshop at the prestigious National Art Gallery. This workshop is organised in collaboration with the Ministry of National Heritage and Culture Division, and the Directorate General of Religious Education.
Earlier today, the workshop was inaugurated by Caretaker Federal Minister for National Heritage and Culture Division Jamal Shah along with Caretaker Federal Minister for Religious Affairs & Interfaith Harmony Aneeq Ahmed, Secretary National Heritage and Culture Division Humaira Ahmed, Director General of the Directorate General of Religious Education Maj General (r) Dr. Ghulam Qamar, Director General PNCA M. Ayoub Jamali along with other key officials.
During the inauguration, Minister Jamal Shah expressed his heartfelt commitment to fostering cultural appreciation and artistic growth among the youth, particularly those enrolled in Wafaqul Madaris. He emphasised that this workshop serves as an inclusive platform, breaking barriers and providing an opportunity for Madrassa students to delve into the rich heritage of calligraphy, a revered art form deeply rooted in Pakistan's cultural tapestry.
Minister Jamal Shah highlighted how calligraphy transcends boundaries, emphasising values of patience, discipline, and aesthetic expression.
