Islamabad, Caretaker Minister for National Heritage and Culture, Jamal Shah, has embarked on his journey to Korea where he will be representing Pakistan at the Migrant Multicultural Festival starting this Friday. The three-day event, heralded as South Korea’s premier festival promoting unity and coexistence among migrants, will showcase the rich and diverse cultural heritage of participating nations.

Pakistan plans to spotlight its unique cultural essence during the festival. Attendees will experience the vibrant facets of Pakistani culture through displays of traditional clothing, accessories, and the art of Henna. Moreover, the event will resonate with the melodies of traditional Pakistani music, including instruments like the Dhol and anthems such as “Zindabad.” Dance performances, featuring iconic styles like Bhangra, Dhamal, and Luddi, will further immerse participants in the nation’s rich cultural tapestry. The content was made available to the public through a press release from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan.