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Jashn-e-Baharan Festival has started in Lahore to welcome spring season.
Traditional cuisines, handicrafts & lifestyle are being displayed at Jilani Park.
Do visit to witness the flavours & flares of Punjab.
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Jashn-e-Baharan Festival has started in Lahore to welcome spring season.
Traditional cuisines, handicrafts & lifestyle are being displayed at Jilani Park.
Do visit to witness the flavours & flares of Punjab.
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14 Mar, 2022
Source: @GovtofPunjabPK (Twitter)
LAHORE – Pakistan most populous province is celebrating the Punjab Culture Day with full zeal today.
A number of colorful programmes were organised to mark the day.
In a message, Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar congratulated people of the province on Punjab Culture Day. He said that purpose of celebrating the Punjab Culture Day was to spread the message of love.
Buzdar said the Punjab Information and Culture Department was organising colorful events to celebrate day in a befitting manner.
Many of the government officials donned traditional dresses and turbans to mark the day. Rawalpindi Arts Council and Sports Department Rawalpindi also organised day-long events like exhibitions, food stalls, craft bazaars and wrestling contest to mark the day.
Police in the country’s cultural capital participated in the Punjab Culture Day celebrations. Lahore Police chief Fayyaz Ahmed performed official duties in a traditional Punjabi dress.
DIG Investigation, DIG Operations, SSP Admin, SSP Discipline and the SSP Legal also handled government affairs in traditional Punjabi dress.
Law enforcers provided full security to the Punjab Culture Day programmes..................
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Punjab Culture Day observed with zeal and fervour
Hospitality, tolerance, and unity are the axis and centre of Punjabi culture
Web Desk
14 Mar, 2022
Source: @GovtofPunjabPK (Twitter)
LAHORE – Pakistan most populous province is celebrating the Punjab Culture Day with full zeal today.
A number of colorful programmes were organised to mark the day.
In a message, Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar congratulated people of the province on Punjab Culture Day. He said that purpose of celebrating the Punjab Culture Day was to spread the message of love.
Buzdar said the Punjab Information and Culture Department was organising colorful events to celebrate day in a befitting manner.
Many of the government officials donned traditional dresses and turbans to mark the day. Rawalpindi Arts Council and Sports Department Rawalpindi also organised day-long events like exhibitions, food stalls, craft bazaars and wrestling contest to mark the day.
Police in the country’s cultural capital participated in the Punjab Culture Day celebrations. Lahore Police chief Fayyaz Ahmed performed official duties in a traditional Punjabi dress.
DIG Investigation, DIG Operations, SSP Admin, SSP Discipline and the SSP Legal also handled government affairs in traditional Punjabi dress.
Law enforcers provided full security to the Punjab Culture Day programmes..................
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According to a tradition, Mughal Emperor Jahangir visited these gardens in 1607 AD. and he was overwhelmed with the magnificent beauty and uttered the word “Wah” (Wow), and since then, the name of Jalal Sar changed into Wah.
Mughals were known for their amazing aesthetic sense in architecture including curating gardens. Mughal Gardens Wah were developed in the 16th Century by Maan Singh, renowned General & Minister of Emperor Akbar the Great during his posting in Jalal Sar.
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According to a tradition, Mughal Emperor Jahangir visited these gardens in 1607 AD. and he was overwhelmed with the magnificent beauty and uttered the word “Wah” (Wow), and since then, the name of Jalal Sar changed into Wah.
Mughals were known for their amazing aesthetic sense in architecture including curating gardens. Mughal Gardens Wah were developed in the 16th Century by Maan Singh, renowned General & Minister of Emperor Akbar the Great during his posting in Jalal Sar.
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The Punjab Police have launched the Murree Tourism Police in the mountainside town and the first batch of 150 trained officers has started serving the visitors from yesterday.
Reports in the local media said Rawalpindi RPO Ashfaq Ahmed Khan and CPO Omer Saeed Malik inaugurated the Murree Tourism Police at Lower Topa. Officials maintained that the first-of-its-kind force was introduced for the protection of locals and tourists.
The Punjab Police have launched the Murree Tourism Police in the mountainside town and the first batch of 150 trained officers has started serving the visitors from yesterday.
Reports in the local media said Rawalpindi RPO Ashfaq Ahmed Khan and CPO Omer Saeed Malik inaugurated the Murree Tourism Police at Lower Topa. Officials maintained that the first-of-its-kind force was introduced for the protection of locals and tourists.
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July 07, 2022
The project aims at promoting tourism, economic activities and building climate change resilience. PHOTO: APP
Pakistan and France have signed a €22 million (more than $22 million) financing agreement to extend technical and financial support for the renovation of Lahore Fort.
The government and the French Development Agency (FDA) signed the agreement on Thursday.
According to a statement released by the French Embassy, Heritage and Urban Regeneration in Lahore (HURL) project is part of the Walled City Lahore Master Plan aimed at the renovation and restoration of Lahore Fort, a symbol of the country's rich history.
The focus areas of the project will be to promote tourism, generate economic activities and build climate change resilience for local communities.
Speaking on the occasion, French Ambassador Nicolas Galey said: “France is proud to be part of the ambitious plan of the Punjab government to develop and promote the unique cultural heritage of Lahore."
He furthered that the rehabilitation and development of the Lahore Fort surroundings will be a powerful engine of sustainable economic development of the city by via increased tourist attraction and improved living conditions of the riparian populations.
The financing of the HURL project will span over five years and it is expected to contribute to the restoration and enhancement of the fort, strengthening its resilience.
The project will also generate additional income, and employment, especially for women and the transgender community.
It would also help expand tourism by including the neighbourhoods around the fort (buffer zone) as an interface for growth and building the capacity of the relevant authority and its partners.
Director-General Walled City of Lahore Authority (WCLA) Kamran Lashari also attended the signing ceremony and appreciated the efforts made by the FDA.
The Fort and Walled City of Lahore, located in the heart of a metropolis of 11 million inhabitants, comprise a group of various singular monuments of exceptional historical and cultural value, and dense ancient neighbourhoods.
The listing of the fort as a World Heritage Site in Danger in 1981 by UNESCO highlighted the many threats to its integrity. In 2012, the Government of Punjab, WCLA and the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) began a decade-long conservation initiative to restore and develop the site.
Pakistan, France ink $22m agreement to restore Lahore Fort
Project aims at promoting tourism, economic activities and building climate-change resilienceAPP
July 07, 2022
The project aims at promoting tourism, economic activities and building climate change resilience. PHOTO: APP
Pakistan and France have signed a €22 million (more than $22 million) financing agreement to extend technical and financial support for the renovation of Lahore Fort.
The government and the French Development Agency (FDA) signed the agreement on Thursday.
According to a statement released by the French Embassy, Heritage and Urban Regeneration in Lahore (HURL) project is part of the Walled City Lahore Master Plan aimed at the renovation and restoration of Lahore Fort, a symbol of the country's rich history.
The focus areas of the project will be to promote tourism, generate economic activities and build climate change resilience for local communities.
Speaking on the occasion, French Ambassador Nicolas Galey said: “France is proud to be part of the ambitious plan of the Punjab government to develop and promote the unique cultural heritage of Lahore."
He furthered that the rehabilitation and development of the Lahore Fort surroundings will be a powerful engine of sustainable economic development of the city by via increased tourist attraction and improved living conditions of the riparian populations.
The financing of the HURL project will span over five years and it is expected to contribute to the restoration and enhancement of the fort, strengthening its resilience.
The project will also generate additional income, and employment, especially for women and the transgender community.
It would also help expand tourism by including the neighbourhoods around the fort (buffer zone) as an interface for growth and building the capacity of the relevant authority and its partners.
Director-General Walled City of Lahore Authority (WCLA) Kamran Lashari also attended the signing ceremony and appreciated the efforts made by the FDA.
The Fort and Walled City of Lahore, located in the heart of a metropolis of 11 million inhabitants, comprise a group of various singular monuments of exceptional historical and cultural value, and dense ancient neighbourhoods.
The listing of the fort as a World Heritage Site in Danger in 1981 by UNESCO highlighted the many threats to its integrity. In 2012, the Government of Punjab, WCLA and the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) began a decade-long conservation initiative to restore and develop the site.
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