Colourful Korean culture musical programme held at Arts Council Karachi

Pakistan Oct, 15 2022
Colourful Korean culture musical programme held at Arts Council Karachi
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KARACHI: Musical programme based on Korean cultural dance and music ‘GUGAK’ was organised with joint cooperation of Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi and Republic of Korea Consulate.

Arts Council President Ahmad Shah, Consul General Korea Kim Haksung, Commissioner Karachi Iqbal Memon, Consul General Sri Lanka, British High Commissioner, Consul General Germany, Consul General Oman, Consul General Russia and other diplomats participated. Ahmad Shah presented bouquet to Consul General of Korea. He.  

Show began with Korean artists playing national anthem of Pakistan on Korean musical instruments. Four various Korean artists presented cultural music and dance of their homeland, which was greatly appreciated by audience. Consul General Haksung said that today’s evening is very beautiful. We welcome our homeland’s traditional artist here .

Published in The Daily National Courier, October, 15 2022

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