A vibrant cultural ceremony featuring singers, musicians, artists, and dancers captivated the audience at the Pakistan National Council of the Arts on Wednesday, as the National Heritage and Culture Division organized a special event to commemorate the first anniversary of Marka-e-Haq 2025 and pay tribute to the nation’s heroes.
A vibrant cultural ceremony featuring singers, musicians, artists, and dancers captivated the audience at the Pakistan National Council of the Arts on Wednesday, as the National Heritage and Culture Division organized a special event to commemorate the first anniversary of Marka-e-Haq 2025 and pay tribute to the nation’s heroes. Federal Minister for National Heritage and Culture Division, Aurangzeb Khan Khichi, attended the ceremony as chief guest. The event showcased a rich blend of cultural expressions from across the country, including mili naghmas, musical performances, and artistic presentations. Singers performed in Sindhi, Balochi, Pashto, and Punjabi, paying homage to the ghazis, martyrs, and national heroes. Guitar performances and other musical segments further added to the evening’s appeal. A large number of attendees, including foreigners specially chinese guests, women lawyers, government officials, students, and members of civil society, witnessed the event. Addressing the ceremony, Khichi paid tribute to Pakistan’s armed forces, martyrs, and veterans, stating that the nation had demonstrated unity and resilience during Marka-e-Haq 2025. He said the events of May 6 and 7 would remain a defining chapter in national history, terming attacks on civilians and places of worship a violation of international law and human values.