Islamabad, (Urduupoint / Pakistan Point News – 27th July, 2025): Shomela Noren
In a major step redefined the cultural story and global image of Pakistan, the federal government is set to unveil a historical national politics after August 14.
The compression policy aims to revive the cultural identity of the nation, preserve its heritage, and is a soft image of Pakistan on the world stage.
This was revealed in a stimulating interview with the app by National Heritage and Culture Federal Minister Aurangzeb Khan Khichi, where he has been described as a national committee for “our roots, creativity and pride of civilization”.
“This is not just a policy document, but is a national comment for our identity through which we want to unite the cultural landscape of Pakistan and proudly presented our heritage on the global stage”, Sayerster said.
The policy is currently being shared through a broad consultation process, including all provinces, cultural experts, writers, artists and release stakeholders in its final stages.
Highlighting the main focus of the policy, he said that this counter would work to create negative perceptions and the actual image of the project Pakistan. “We want to reject the stories that combine our country with bullets and guns. Mohenjodaro, and Taksila.
He said that policy would provide institutional support to artists and literary communities and introduce improvements in old structures. “For a very long time, our culture has been ionized or understood and now has a high time to reduce our cultural identity and heritage.”
The federal minister shared that Pakistan has cultural cooperation agreements with 86 counties and is working up to 125 that number.
He said that in recent weeks, a dozen ambassadors have met us, which shows deep interest in cultural colleagues.
Highlighting the global present of Pakistani artists, he said that a group of young artists recently visited China, where they received a heavy account, while another delegation is soon set to lead Uzbekistan.
Referring to the growing international engine, the minister said that last year, six countries attended the Lok Mela. “This year, about 12 countries are expected to participate by establishing their pavilions”.
Khichi said that the government is also taking concrete steps to promote religious and heritage tourism. A national plan in this regard has been carried forward by the Prime Minister after a high-level meeting with the participation of culture and tourism representatives.
As part of this initiative, Pakistan is first setting up the Buddhist cultural and information center.
“These efforts will help Pakistan emerge as a destination for pilgrims, revival and tourists as a destination,” he said.
He shared that after the 18th Ament, most archaeological sites are now managed by provincial governments. However, the federal ministry has written to the provinces to upgrade facilities at Buddhist sites, as they attract international visits. “We have received a positive response from Provent and efforts are underway to compress better infrastructure, including meditation area and access roads.”
Highlighting the country’s stagnation on the UNESCO front, the minister said that no new Pakistani site has been added in the World Heritage List Sinnex 1998. UNESCO country is doing a lot of chief. ,
In parallel, the Ministry is digitizing leading cultural institutions including the National Library of Pakistan, Pakistan Academy of Letters (PAL), and the National Language Promotion Department (NLPD), which is to preserve lightry and cultural heritage for future generations.
He revealed that digital mapping of archaeological sites is also going on to increase global access and awareness.
Listing another initiative to project the cultural significance of concentri, the minister said that a documentary chain showing Pakistan’s Archaeological Miracles is also being developed and it will be made dishes. Through embassies and diplomatic channels.
Discussing institutional reforms, Khichi said that many cultural bodies of the country were established 50 to 60 years ago and are now old.
A commitment led by Parliamentary Leader Irfan Siddiqui, a parliamentary leader of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) in the Senate, is currently reviewing its mandate and terms of reference to align with the current cultural needs.
He accepted the support of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif for the cultural field. “When there were proposals to reduce some departments, the manufacturer firmly said:” A nation cannot reduce its identity – it protects and promotes it. “
The minister also announced that Pakistan First-in-in-Samman institute will be launched by the end of this year. “Right now, we do a recognized degree in art”.
In the sense, art classes for people of all ages have cooled for devilop’s interest and appreciation for creative fives in Lok Veerasa. He said, “To support the emerging artists, we are also giving free or minimum exhibition location in the Pakistan National Council of the Arts to help young talent,” he said.
Covering the cultural vision of the government, federal minister Muhammad Aurangzeb Khan said, “With a timeless civilization contained in the National Culture Policy, Pakistan Beauty, and Peace and Human expression.”
