Ever since Expo 2020 has started, the Pakistani Pavilion has been the centre of attention for many reasons. If you are only impressed by the vibrant façade, be sure to be fascinated by what is inside it. The best of Pakistan’s artists, filmmakers, designers and craftsmen have joined hands to portray the country’s rich heritage, culture and traditions here.
The Dubai Expo 2020 started on October 1st and is expected to last till the end of March 2022. The theme for this year’s Expo is “Connecting Minds, Creating the Future”. This is the first-ever public event happening on such a huge level amidst the ongoing pandemic. The organizers are hopeful to bring together fascinating architectures and technological breakthroughs.
More than 192 countries are participating in the Dubai Expo 2020 including Pakistan. With the theme of “The Hidden Treasure”, Pakistan is ready to enchant the world. Noorjehan Bilgrami, the mastermind behind this theme quotes, “The narrative of the Pakistan Pavilion reflects the poetic way in which the past, present and future are woven together as a tapestry that reveals the rich and layered history, culture, people and traditions of this land, while also highlighting the immense potential and possibilities it holds for the future.”
Here are some glimpses from the Pakistan Pavilion and its making
