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Alhamra exploring new avenues for cultural growth

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Lahore Arts Council Chairman Razi Ahmed said that new avenues were being explored for literary and culture advancement. He stated this while addressing a meeting here at Alhamra Arts Centre. The Board of Governors (BoG) members emphasised expanding cultural programmes to grassroots levels and restoring rare musical instruments, he added. Executive Director Sarah Rashid disclosed Alhamras mandate to work nationally and internationally, underscoring its commitment to presenting literary and cultural programmes despite limited resources. The meeting discussed plans, reaffirming the determination to strengthen various sectors on innovative lines. Board members expressed confidence in Alhamras performance under new leadership, Sarah added. Members including Prof Salima Hashmi, Sufia Baidar, Hamad Ghaznavi, Qudsia Rahim, Dr Naila Naz, Sohail Warraich, Nadeem Shahid, Imran Qureshi, and others attended the meeting.

 

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