Karachi, The Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi, in collaboration with the Honorary Consulate General of Mongolia, hosted a cultural event titled “Echoes of the Ancients,” which brought ancient Mongolian culture and traditions to life through music and performance. The event, held at Auditorium I, drew a large crowd, including dignitaries and cultural enthusiasts, highlighting the deepening cultural ties between Pakistan and Mongolia.

According to Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi, the event was marked by the presence of notable figures such as Muhammad Ahmed Shah, President of the Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi, and Mr. Munkhtushig, Consul Minister of Mongolia. The program included performances by Mongolian artists, who presented their traditional music and culture for the first time in Pakistan, an initiative warmly welcomed by local audiences.

Muhammad Ahmed Shah expressed his enthusiasm for hosting Mongolian performers, noting that such cultural exchanges are vital for strengthening the bonds between the two countries. He also discussed future collaborations, including the involvement of Mongolian theatre groups in an upcoming International Theatre Festival planned for September and October. Mr. Munkhtushig reciprocated the sentiment, appreciating the efforts to promote Mongolian culture in Pakistan and emphasizing the longstanding diplomatic relations since 1962.

The event concluded with a cultural exchange gesture, as President Ahmed Shah presented a bouquet to Mr. Munkhtushig, symbolizing the mutual respect and admiration between the two nations. The successful event not only showcased the rich cultural heritage of Mongolia but also reinforced the cultural diplomacy that both countries continue to foster.