Achi news desk-
Farzana Mansur
Abu Dhabi (UAE): Pakistan’s literary works and artists continued to attract audiences at the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre. A stall of Pakistani books presents literary works of Pakistani writers.
The highlight of the event was a panel discussion titled “Capturing Diverse Realities; Dreaming Many Dreams” focusing on the enduring legacy of Pakistani drama, particularly led by Pakistani television. The esteemed panelists included Amna Mufti, an Urdu playwright and author, Shazia Ali Khan, a UAE-based Urdu film script writer.
The panel was moderated by Mahavash Ajaz, a writer, journalist and psychologist. The discussion not only celebrated the current achievements but also offered insightful suggestions for preserving the essence and glory of Pakistani drama for the future.
Afq Ahmed, Deputy Head of Mission from the Pakistani Embassy in Abu Dhabi and Press Advisor M. Saleh participated in the panel discussion, visited the book stand and exchanged views with the Pakistani writers and publishers.
The Abu Dhabi International Book Fair opened on April 29 and will continue until May 5 to serve as a dynamic platform, promote intercultural dialogue and showcase the rich literary heritage from around the world.
