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Serena Hotels Revives the Spirit of Urdu Poetry with “Mehfil-e-Sukhan”

Celebrating Cultural Diplomacy through the Power of Words and Art

ISLAMABAD: Under its acclaimed Cultural Diplomacy Initiative, Serena Hotels once again revived the timeless tradition of Urdu poetry through its annual Mehfil-e-Sukhan, an evening dedicated to celebrating Pakistan’s rich literary heritage and the unifying spirit of poetry.

The elegant gathering brought together Pakistan’s most distinguished poets, writers, and poetry enthusiasts, creating an ambiance steeped in emotion, reflection, and cultural pride. The event featured an impressive lineup of acclaimed literary figures including Anwar Masood, Kishwar Naheed, Iftikhar Arif, Anwar Shaoor, Abbas Tabish, Nusrat Siddiqui, Fazil Jameeli, Shakeel Jazib, Akbar Nasir, Ashfaq Nasir, Saima Aftab, Rehman Faris, Komal Joeya, and Sabbah Uddin, whose verses captivated the audience with their depth and resonance.

The evening celebrated the beauty, rhythm, and emotion of Urdu poetry, emphasizing its enduring power to connect hearts beyond boundaries of geography, language, or generation. The poetic expressions, filled with wit, nostalgia, and social insight, reminded attendees of Urdu literature’s timeless capacity to inspire reflection and unity.

Through Mehfil-e-Sukhan, Serena Hotels reaffirmed its enduring commitment to preserving and promoting Pakistan’s literary and cultural traditions. The event underscored the group’s belief that poetry and art not only enrich the soul but also serve as vital tools of cultural diplomacy, fostering dialogue and mutual understanding.

As part of its broader Cultural Diplomacy Initiative, Serena Hotels continues to champion creative engagement through literary festivals, art exhibitions, and musical evenings, remaining steadfast in its mission to promote Pakistan’s diverse cultural heritage and build meaningful connections through the arts.

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