Literary festival kicks off in Quetta
Attendees can look forward to engaging activities, including music performances, storytelling sessions, drama, and poetry readings
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Literary Festival 2024 began on Wednesday at the Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences (BUITEMS) in Quetta.
This two-day event, starting from May 15 to 16, brings together renowned personalities from literature, film, theatre, music, and entertainment, the Pakistan Television News reported.
Organized by the Arts Council of Pakistan, Karachi, the festival promises a rich array of sessions, including discussions on literature, art, music, and pressing social issues such as climate change. Notable figures from various cultural spheres will participate, making the event a significant cultural gathering in Balochistan. It will also feature local languages, including Balochi, Brahvi, and Pashto, with a substantial representation of participants from the province.
The attendees can look forward to engaging activities, including music performances, storytelling sessions, drama, and poetry readings. Discussions will also explore the historical ties between Balochistan and Sindh, highlighting the contributions of Balochi writers and poets.
It marks a notable effort to celebrate and preserve the rich cultural heritage of Balochistan while fostering a sense of unity and understanding among diverse communities. Entry to the event is free, encouraging broad public participation and making it accessible to all.
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