The Embassy of Pakistan, Minsk in collaboration with the Museum of History of Private Collections held the opening ceremony of the Exhibition “Colors of Pakistan” on 14 July 2022. Around 80 Art pieces by Pakistan’s prominent Artists Sadequain, Ayesha Kamal, and Noreen Sadjid are being showcased in the exhibition organized in the framework of XXXI International Festival of Arts “Slavianski Bazaar in Vitebsk” which will continue to be opened for the general public till 14 August 2022.

Around a hundred guests hailing from different sectors including government officials, Vitebsk governorate, university faculty/ students and expatriate Pakistanis attended the inaugural ceremony held at the Museum. The exhibition is expected to attract a large number of visitors in the coming days.

The inaugural ceremony commenced with the speech of Piotr Podgursky, Head of the Cultural Department of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee. Ms. Tatiana Starinskaya, Director of the Vitebsk Regional Ethnography Museum,Prof. Anatoliy Shchastny, Rector of Vitebsk State Medical University, Mr. Dmitry Antonovich, First Vice Rector of Vitebsk State University named after P.Masherov, Dr. Ilkevich Boris, Rector of Gzhel State University (Russian Federation) also spoke on this occasion. The speakers appreciated the participation of Pakistan in the Slavianski Bazaar through this exhibition for the second time which became a good tradition.

Ambassador of Pakistan to Belarus Sajjad Haider Khan gave a comprehensive speech covering Pakistan’s rich Art and cultural heritage developed over several civilizations. The importance of developing cultural ties between two countries through projects/exchanges was highlighted. Subsequently, the Ambassador interacted with the media personnel including TV, Radio, and print media.

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