Riyadh (Javeria Asad) — Pakistani Week, a highlight of Riyadh Season, launched on October 30 at Al-Suwaidi Park, Riyadh, bringing the spirit of Pakistani culture to life through traditional music, dance, and art. The event, which has drawn hundreds of attendees, features celebrated Pakistani artists, live performances, and authentic displays of Pakistan’s rich heritage.
Renowned bands like Khumariyaan and local singer Nayeem Sindhi captivated audiences with their high-energy performances. The evening echoed with mesmerizing melodies and rhythms, as Pakistani artists and singers showcased a unique blend of musical genres, inviting audiences into the heart of Pakistani culture.
The event attracted a diverse crowd, including Pakistani expats, Saudis, and international visitors, all eager to explore Pakistan’s artistic traditions. Notable figures are set to make appearances, including famed cricketer Shoaib Malik, singer Ali Zafar, and cricketers Shadab Khan and Sarfaraz Ahmed, along with the popular band The Stunners, adding to the excitement surrounding the week-long festivities.
Pakistan’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Ahmed Farooq, attended the opening ceremony as a special guest, expressing gratitude to Riyadh Season’s organizers and the Saudi leadership for fostering cultural exchanges. Ambassador Farooq extended his support to the artists and encouraged the Pakistani community to celebrate and promote their heritage, acknowledging Saudi Arabia’s role in making such events possible.
Running from October 30 to November 2 with free entry, Pakistani Week offers an unmissable celebration of Pakistan’s cultural tapestry, from lively performances to an atmosphere filled with vibrant colors and traditions.
