SINDH CULTURE DAY SYMBOLISES UNITY, BROTHERHOOD AND NATIONAL HARMONY: BALOCHISTAN CM SARFRAZ BUGTI
Independent Report
QUETTA, 07 December —
Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti has extended heartfelt felicitations to the people of Sindh, the Government of Sindh, and Sindhi communities across the world on the occasion of Sindh Culture Day, calling it a powerful testament to Pakistan’s unity, cultural richness and inter-provincial harmony.
In his message, the Chief Minister said Sindh’s civilisation is among the oldest in South Asia, representing values of peace, tolerance, love, coexistence and a timeless Sufi heritage. He noted that the Ajrak and Sindhi Topi are not merely cultural adornments but symbols of a centuries-old identity built on peaceful traditions.
CM Bugti said Sindh Culture Day is not only a celebration of Sindh’s vibrant heritage but also a reaffirmation of brotherhood, stability and national cohesion among all provinces of Pakistan.
Highlighting the deep historical, social and economic ties between Balochistan and Sindh, he said both provinces have always stood beside each other through challenges and celebrations, with their people sharing closely connected cultural values.
He emphasised that such cultural occasions strengthen national unity and inspire the youth to take pride in their identity, traditions and shared heritage. The Chief Minister expressed hope that all provinces will continue to honour and appreciate one another’s cultures, advancing the collective journey of peace, progress and prosperity.
He concluded by praying that Sindh’s culture continues to shine globally as a symbol of Pakistan’s identity, and that its traditions are carried forward with the same strength and dignity by future generations.
