Lahore: The Lahore Literary Festival (LLF) concluded at Alhamra Arts Council today, drawing a large number of attendees, including students.

According to Radio Pakistan, the festival featured various literary and cultural discussions that captivated participants.

Lecturer Muhammad Umar Raza Bajwa from the English Department at the University of Sargodha shared his positive experience at the festival. He mentioned that his department annually brings students to the event to immerse them in the vibrant world of literature and culture.

He highlighted the festival’s role in offering students opportunities to engage in poetry, exhibitions, and performances that align with their interests. The students reportedly enjoyed the activities, which aimed to nurture their creative abilities.

Umar Raza Bajwa also emphasized the importance of the festival in promoting literature and culture. He noted that the event allowed participants to gain insights from both national and international speakers.

He further stated that such festivals provide students with valuable learning opportunities beyond the classroom, enriching their educational experience. The Lahore Literary Festival continues to be a platform that celebrates literature, art, and culture, connecting literary enthusiasts and intellectuals from across the country.