The second day of the Pakistan Council of Arts (ACP) Karachi “Festival des Anciens Artisique” 2025 “was dedicated to the martyrs of Indian aggression.
The Arts Council organized a “Festival des Anciens des arts de three -day” 2025 “in Karachi, and on the second day, the Sindh -Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, honored the event with his special presence.
He was warmly received by the president of the ACP, Muhammad Ahmed Shah. The program began with the recitation of the Holy Quran, followed by the national anthem, which was observed with great respect by the public while they stood in the unit.
The festival paid a rich tribute to the martyrs of the Pakistani-Indian conflict, celebrating the bravery and the success of the Pakistani armed forces.
Speaking during the event, CM Murad congratulated all the artists and said: “I am grateful to Ahmed Shah for inviting me to this inspiring festival.” “Today’s performance was really remarkable. Our poets and artists have spoken out exceptional tributes.”
He also added: “I appreciate the Council of Arts for having included a segment of this festival which honors the armed forces and the martyrs. Our whole nation was united during the war of India-Pakistan. Although we have often heard of the spirit of 1965, we were witnesses of this same spirit in 2025. Aircraft, including a burst.
Commenting on the Pehlgam incident, he said: “It was a calculated decision. Pakistan was the first to condemn him, when India never condemned such an incident here. Their program was something else.
“Our armed forces, the government and the media have played a commendable role. Pakistan soldiers have clearly indicated that any adventurism of India will receive a strong answer. Our civilians were standing in the shoulder. Stop fighting between us – we have many enemies. Each child in Pakistan is ready to defend the country.”
The president of the ACP, Ahmed Shah, underlined: “This three -day alumni festival highlights the talent of our graduates. We dedicate this festival to our martyrs. In the recent conflict, our courageous army defeated an enemy ten times greater. Back in the 1965 war, most of you were not even born. even led then. “
The event also presented a patriotic poetic recitation of the famous poet Amberen Haseeb Ambar. The estimated poets Anwar Shaoor, Fatima Hasan and Farasat Rizvi presented a powerful poetry representing the spirit of operation Bunyan Mursoos. Popular singer Muhammad Zubair captivated the public with his voice, and Kamran Sago aroused national pride with a passionate patriotic song.
The second day also included three plays: “Azaadi Ek Jung”, “Monica & A Tale of Two Treat” and “Salgirah”.
In addition to the performances, the festival offered a master’s degree in fine arts and music and a round table entitled “AI, the author and authenticity: who really makes music?” A Bharatanatyam dance workshop, a classic musical performance and a concert paid tribute to the traditional Pakistani folk music. In the hall district, visitors appreciated printing exhibitions in blocks and screen and various food stands.