Sindhi Cultural Day Celebrated with Grandeur in Riyadh
Riyadh – The Sindhi diaspora in Saudi Arabia came together to celebrate Sindhi Cultural Day 2024 with unmatched enthusiasm, in an event organized by the Indus Cultural and Social Forum. Held in Riyadh, the vibrant celebration showcased Sindh’s rich heritage, drawing a large gathering of men, women, and families from the Sindhi community.
The event featured a blend of cultural activities, musical performances, and culinary delights, making it a memorable evening for attendees. Entry was free, and participants had the chance to win exciting prizes, including airline ticket gift vouchers and three Umrah tickets. Traditional Sindhi food, offered at affordable prices, added to the festive atmosphere.
A Night of Music and Nostalgia
Renowned singers Reshma Parveen and Naeem Sindhi delivered soulful performances, captivating the audience and evoking a deep sense of nostalgia. Their renditions resonated with the crowd, many of whom felt a renewed connection to their cultural roots. The event’s energetic hosts, Sajjad Suhag and Hafeez Shaikh, kept the audience engaged with lively commentary and comparisons.
Honoring Tradition and Contributions
The forum’s president, Ghulam Qadir Mallah, honored the event’s sponsors with shields and presented traditional Sindhi Ajraks to the distinguished guests. In his address, Mr. Mallah expressed heartfelt gratitude to the attendees for their spirited participation and lauded his team for their dedication in organizing the event.
The team, comprising Anees Malik, Zahid Mian Bhutto, Hafeez Shaikh, Zeeshan Qazi, and Ashique Samo, played an instrumental role in ensuring the event’s success. The evening began with a warm welcome speech by Anees Malik, while the vote of thanks was delivered by Zahid Mian Bhutto.
Celebrating Unity and Cultural Pride
Sindhi Cultural Day 2024 served as a vibrant reminder of Sindh’s rich cultural legacy while fostering unity among the Sindhi diaspora in Saudi Arabia. The event left attendees with cherished memories, rekindling pride in their heritage and reinforcing their connection to their roots.
Through events like these, the Indus Cultural and Social Forum continues to play a pivotal role in preserving and promoting Sindhi culture on a global stage.