Khana-e-Farhang Iran Hyderabad Student Day: Ceremony Expresses Solidarity with Minab and Palestine Martyrs

Hyderabad: Khana-e-Farhang Iran Hosts Student Day Ceremony in Solidarity with Minab and Palestine Martyrs

Shiite News: At the Khana-e-Farhang (Culture House) of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Hyderabad, a special ceremony was held on the occasion of Iranian Student Day, in which full solidarity was expressed with the martyred children of the Minab school and the oppressed Palestinian people. The ceremony was attended in large numbers by children, youth, their families, and various academic, cultural, and social personalities from the city.

The ceremony was hosted by the Director of Khana-e-Farhang and a high-level special delegation visiting from Iran. The Director of Khana-e-Farhang warmly welcomed the Iranian delegation and, representing Sindhi culture, presented gifts of Ajrak to the guests. On this occasion, a special screening of the award-winning Iranian film “23 Nafar” was held on the big screen, which began with the national anthems of Pakistan and Iran.

The ceremony was also attended by a delegation from the Mehran Arts Council, university professors, doctors, and personalities from various walks of life, and the main hall of Khana-e-Farhang was completely filled with participants. In their speeches, the head and deputy head of the Iranian delegation paid tribute to the struggle of the Palestinian people against the usurping occupation and to the sacrifices of the martyred children of the Minab school.

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The speakers thanked the Pakistani people for their continuous moral and diplomatic support and solidarity in this struggle. At the end of the ceremony, gift packets were distributed among all the participating children. According to the participants, this ceremony was not only a meaningful cultural and educational activity for Student Day but also proved to be a message of solidarity with Palestine and the martyrs of Minab, and of peace. The event reflected the deep cultural and religious bonds between the people of Pakistan and Iran and highlighted the shared commitment to justice and resistance against oppression.