The annual Lahore Literary Festival was a treat to attend. Crowds of people attended the event, proving that love for knowledge and learning is not dead yet. A number of different sessions were arranged in which scholars, writers, journalists, and poets – from Pakistan and abroad – held discussions.
The government should encourage such programmes and festivals in all parts of Pakistan for a true revival of education and literature.
Zulfiqar Ahmad
Shaheed Sikandarabad
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