In a momentous event, the Federal Minister for National Heritage & Culture, Jamal Shah, inaugurated Lahore’s groundbreaking Saira Arts Academy (SAA), the nation’s inaugural institution dedicated to Opera Music. The inauguration ceremony witnessed an outpouring of support and best wishes from Minister Shah, who expressed his optimism for the academy’s visionary endeavors.
Minister Shah, a staunch advocate for the transformative power of music in addressing societal issues, spoke to the media about the vital role of art institutions in nurturing the youth. He commended the establishment of Saira Arts Academy, a visionary project initiated by Pakistan’s first opera star, Saira Peter. The minister hailed the academy for heralding a new era in the country’s music industry.
Addressing the media, Saira Peter, the driving force behind the academy, described it as a grassroots initiative by passionate individuals, with a primary focus on providing a secure and nurturing space for emerging artists, particularly talented female singers. She underscored Lahore’s rich artistic legacy, spanning centuries of musical creation.
Director Saira Peter revealed that the academy’s inception fueled by the enthusiastic support of music lovers, urging her to create a platform dedicated to opera, Western, and Pakistani classical singing. She expressed her unwavering commitment to fostering the development of new and exceptional talent.
The inauguration of Saira Arts Academy stands as a historic milestone for Lahore’s arts and cultural scene. With a promise to cultivate a new generation of musical talent, the academy poised to become a beacon for aspiring artists and contribute significantly to the city’s cultural legacy.
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