Ahmed Shah-Ejaz Farooqi Panel Unveiled for Arts Council Karachi 2025-2026
The governing body includes Dr. Huma Mir
S.M. Qaiser Sajjad, Farrukh Tanveer Shahab
and Ghazi Salahuddin, among others
Staff Reporter
Karachi: The Ahmed Shah-Ejaz Farooqi panel for the Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi 2025-2026 was officially announced at the Faizi Rahamin Art Gallery. The panel is led by Ahmed Shah, current President of the Arts Council, and Ejaz Farooqi.
The governing body includes prominent names such as Dr. Huma Mir, S.M. Qaiser Sajjad, Farrukh Tanveer Shahab, and Ghazi Salahuddin, among others.
The announcement ceremony drew thousands of Arts Council members and attendees from diverse sectors, including the Karachi Chamber of Commerce, press clubs, legal associations, and cultural organizations. A unified declaration of support was made for the Ahmed Shah-Ejaz Farooqi panel.
Ahmed Shah stated he would not ask for votes, expressing confidence in his panel’s success. He highlighted his commitment to cultural development and Pakistan’s progress, reflecting on 15 years of contributions to Arts Council Karachi and other councils in Sindh. He announced a celebratory event with a Qawwali performance on December 24.
The election is scheduled for December 22, 2024, and the panel enjoys strong backing from stakeholders, ensuring a competitive yet celebratory event.
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