CM Balochistan to Inaugurate Three-Day Grand Tourism Festival in Islamabad
Chief Minister of Balochistan, Mir Sarfraz Bugti, will inaugurate the Balochistan Grand Tourism Festival at Lok Virsa, Islamabad. The three-day event, running from October 10 to 12, aims to promote the province’s rich cultural heritage, art, and tourism potential.
Provincial officials and cultural representatives say the festival represents a unified effort to reintroduce Balochistan as a peaceful, vibrant, and welcoming destination for visitors from across Pakistan and abroad.
Showcasing Art, Heritage, and Hospitality
The festival celebrates the diversity and creativity of Balochistan. Visitors will experience colorful cultural displays, traditional crafts, folk music, and regional cuisine.
Handmade jewelry, embroidery, pottery, and local art will reflect the province’s craftsmanship and ancient traditions.
Performances by folk singers and instrumentalists will add rhythm and soul to the event. Dishes like Sajji, Kaak, and sweet Turbat dates will bring Balochistan’s flavor to the capital.
Discussions, Panels, and Insights
Alongside cultural shows, the festival features expert discussions on tourism, coastal development, and investment opportunities.
Panels such as “Tapping Balochistan’s Tourism Potential” and “Blue Economy and Sustainable Growth” will highlight how travel and responsible tourism can drive economic progress.
The final day will explore partnerships and ways to attract investors and media attention toward Balochistan’s evolving tourism industry.
Strengthening Cultural Connections
The event is more than just a celebration—it’s a statement of identity and inclusion. It promotes interprovincial harmony while introducing people to the authentic beauty of Baloch traditions.
Officials hope the festival will encourage domestic and international tourism while supporting local communities and artisans.
By bridging art, culture, and business, Balochistan positions itself as a key player in Pakistan’s growing tourism landscape.
