SAHIWAL – The Punjab Arts Council (Sahiwal Division) concluded its month-long art training classes with a magnificent exhibition, showcasing a diverse array of artworks created by young students. The event served as a vibrant display of local talent, drawing high praise from parents, educators, and district officials.
Art as a Tool for Personality Development
The chief guest, Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Sahiwal, Niaz Ahmad Mughal, spent time reviewing the various pieces and commended the students for their intellectual maturity.
“These artworks reflect a profound aesthetic sense,” ADC Mughal stated during his address. “Art training does more than just polish technical skills; it enhances a child’s personality, fosters mental development, and boosts self-confidence. This exhibition is proof that our youth possess an extraordinary capacity for creative expression.”
He further lauded the Punjab Arts Council for creating a platform where children can excel in the cultural and artistic fields.
Integration of Art and Education
CEO Education Sahiwal, Tanveer Ahmad Ghazali, attending as the guest of honor, highlighted the synergy between academic learning and creative arts. He noted that such programs are essential for the “holistic development” of students, ensuring they grow into well-rounded individuals.
The event was also attended by several notable officials and mentors, including:
Muhammad Aqeel Ashfaq (Director Public Relations)
Ilyas Akbar Sugla (Assistant Director)
Instructors: Abdul Mateen, Samreen Waqas, and Fatima Hussain, who were credited for their role in mentoring the young artists.
Commitment to Future Cultural Growth
Dr. Riaz Hamdani, Director of the Punjab Arts Council, reaffirmed the council’s commitment to the arts. He announced that these creative activities are not one-off events but will continue as part of a long-term strategy to build an aesthetic and intellectual foundation for the next generation.
The ceremony concluded with the distribution of certificates among the participating students, celebrating their hard work and the successful completion of their month-long training.
