Pakistan
Pakistan showcases rich cultural heritage
The Embassy of Pakistan in Brussels showcased Pakistan's rich cultural heritage at the Annual Heritage Day event in Belgium today.
The Ambassador of Pakistan to Belgium, Luxembourg and the European Union Amna Baloch, inaugurated the day-long activities at the Embassy premises.
The Embassy displayed an array of cultural exhibits such as handicrafts, scenic photographs, traditional costumes, and top export products portraying the country's rich heritage and cultural diversity.
Visitors expressed their keen interest in various distinctive aspects of Pakistani culture reflected in documentaries, books, and cultural displays.
The traditional Pakistani and Kashmiri food stalls attracted many visitors who liked the unique taste of the Pakistani cuisine.
The Heritage Days have been one of Brussels' highly anticipated annual cultural events.
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