Indigenous Festivals Are Invaluable Assets of Civilization, Culture and Identity: Prime Minister - english.pardafas.com

Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said indigenous festivals are invaluable assets of Nepal’s civilization, culture, and identity, underscoring the need to preserve and promote them. Speaking at a programme organised by the Magar community in Kathmandu on Thursday on the occasion of Maghe Sankranti, the prime minister said festivals such as Maghe Sankranti are part of the country’s cultural heritage. She said the diverse beauty of indigenous festivals, traditions, and attire has adorned Nepal’s national identity in a distinctive way. “The indigenous festivals like Maghe Sankranti are invaluable assets of our civilization, culture, and identity. It is these festivals, traditions, and the colourful beauty of our attire that have beautifully shaped our national identity,” Prime Minister Karki said. She said unity amid diversity and pluralism has made Nepal a strong, prosperous, and dignified nation. Emphasising the importance of safeguarding cultural heritage, she said such traditions must be protected and promoted for future generations. The prime minister also expressed the government’s commitment to continuously support efforts aimed at preserving and promoting indigenous festivals, traditions, and cultural practices, saying the state will always move forward hand in hand with communities in this endeavour.The post Indigenous Festivals Are Invaluable Assets of Civilization, Culture and Identity: Prime Minister first appeared on epardafas.com.