The city of Nawabshah, also known as Shaheed Benazirabad, witnessed a vibrant celebration of Sindhi culture this past Sunday as prominent government figures graced the Lahooti Festival. The event served as a significant platform to highlight the region's artistic talent and the government's focus on youth engagement.
Ministerial Presence and Praise for Youth
The festival was attended by Provincial Minister for Prisons Haji Ali Hassan Zardari and Provincial Minister for Culture and Tourism Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah. They were joined by a host of local dignitaries including Deputy Commissioner Shaheed Benazirabad, SSP, Zamin Hussain Zardari, and the Mayor of Shaheed Benazirabad.
In his address, Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah commended the enthusiastic participation of the local youth. He connected this energy to the vision of Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, who has consistently championed youth causes. Shah emphasized that the Department of Culture and Tourism is dedicated to serving the younger generation and that festivals like Lahooti are crucial for encouraging emerging artists from across Sindh.
A Stage for Renowned Artists
The festival's stage came alive with performances by some of Sindh's most celebrated musical talents. Attendees were treated to soulful renditions by renowned artists Sanam Marvi, Saif Samejo, and Rajab Faqeer. Their performances underscored the rich musical heritage of the province and provided a central attraction for the event.
Commitment to Cultural Development
Both ministers reaffirmed the provincial government's commitment to cultural promotion and youth recreation. Haji Ali Hassan Zardari appreciated the warm welcome extended to guests and noted how the festival had infused lively activity into the city, thanking the organizers for their efforts.
Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah made a significant announcement, stating that such cultural festivals will continue to be organized across different parts of Sindh. This pledge points to a sustained effort to decentralize cultural activities and make them accessible to a wider audience. He reiterated that providing recreational and developmental opportunities for the youth remains a key priority for the Sindh government.
The successful event in Nawabshah highlights the ongoing synergy between cultural preservation and youth empowerment in the province, setting a precedent for future celebrations.
