16th Aalmi Urdu Conference by Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi will be held from November 30 to December 3 at Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi. These dates were announced by the President of Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi Muhammad Ahmad Shah in a press conference held regarding the 16 Almi Urdu Conference. Muhammad Ahmed Shah, eminent poet Iftikhar Arif, Senior Journalist Ghazi Salahuddin, Author Noor ul Huda Shah, Qudsia Akbar and Secretary Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi Aijaz Farooqi briefed the media. President of Art Council Mohammad Ahmed Shah said that today is a very big event for us.
4 days 16th Aalmi Conference will start on 30th November at 4:00 pm. Chief Minister of Sindh Justice Rtd Maqbool Baqir inaugurated the festival. Gulzar and Javed Siddiqui will be participate via Zoom from India. I reminisced about my seniors including Shamim Hanfi, Intizar Hussain, Yousufi Saheb and others. I am thankful to all the Media who played pivotal roles in the success of Aalmi Urdu Conference. Shah further highlighted that the Aalmi Urdu conference is the culture after that numerous festivals were started. We take the initiative of the Literature Festivals.
The renowned authors of the various languages were happy at the same stage. Previous year we thought that we must hold the sessions in Sindhi, Phusto, Balochi, Siraki, Punjabi and other languages.He said hate is common in this era. Time has passed. No one wants to spread the literature. We should provide opportunities to Youth. Arts Council will launch the book of renowned author of India Javed Siddiqui.
He is also the scriptwriter of the “Dil Waly Dhulania Ly Jain Gy”. We also launch Indian Journalist Saeed Naqvi’s book “Muslman La Pta Hogay”. Eminent poet Iftikhar Arif said I congratulate Ahmed Shah and their whole Team for kicking off such a remarkable conference. In this conference not only people of Karachi will participate but also the people of all over the world will participate. It is an International need which is fulfilled by the Arts Council of Pakistan.
