Islamabad (TDI): The Pakistan National Council of the Arts has marked the successful completion of one year of its opera singing program, held in collaboration with the Embassy of Romania in Pakistan.
In a statement, the council expressed its appreciation for the Romanian Embassy’s support, noting that the initiative has enriched Pakistan’s cultural scene while strengthening artistic and cultural ties between the two countries.
Special acknowledgment was given to Romania’s Ambassador, Dan Stoenescu, for his continued encouragement and efforts in promoting cultural exchange.
Over the past year, the program has provided a valuable platform for emerging musicians to explore the art of opera, introducing them to a genre that is relatively less common in Pakistan, it said in a statement.
The contribution of Georgiana Costea-Glugă was highlighted as instrumental in developing participants’ skills and ensuring the program’s success.
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The council also appreciated the role of Administrative Officer Ghulam Muhammad for effectively coordinating and managing the program.
Under the leadership of Director General Muhammad Ayoub Jamali, PNCA reaffirmed its commitment to promoting artistic excellence and fostering international cultural collaboration.
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Looking ahead, the council expressed its intention to continue this partnership and further strengthen cultural and people-to-people connections between Pakistan and Romania.
Sohail Majeed
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