ISLAMABAD: Caretaker Federal Minister for National Heritage and Culture Jamal Shah set off for South Korea to represent Pakistan in the 18th Migrant Multicultural Festival (MAMF), celebrating diverse Asian cultures scheduled from October 20 to 22.
MAMF, marking its 18th year, is South Korea’s largest cultural diversity festival, hosted at Changwon Yongi Cultural Park and Seogsan Art Hall.
Nations from across Asia, including Pakistan, will join the diverse MAMF 2023 festival, contributing their unique cultures, heritage, and values.
Pakistan is poised to take a leading role in MAMF 2023 under the theme “Pakistan Zindabad,” which translates to “Long Live Pakistan.” The country aims to showcase its cultural richness and values through the presenting of traditional attire, accessories, Henna, and performing traditional music, including Dhol, Anthem, and Zindabad, as well as traditional dances such as Bhangra, Dhamal, Luddi, and more.
MAMF has grown into the Republic of Korea’s preeminent global festival for migrants, embodying core principles such as unity, harmony, communication, and coexistence.
