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Arts Council Launches Memoir by Civil Servant Aziz Ahmed Zai

The Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi hosted the launch of civil servant Aziz Ahmed Zai’s memoir, 'Somewhere in Between,' at Haseena Moin Hall.

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Arts Council Launches Memoir by Civil Servant Aziz Ahmed Zai
Aziz Ahmed Zai (centre) with guests at the launch of his memoir 'Somewhere in Between' at Haseena Moin Hall.

Key Takeaways

  • The Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi hosted the launch of Aziz Ahmed Zai’s memoir, 'Somewhere in Between.'
  • The event was held at Haseena Moin Hall and featured prominent literary and cultural figures.
  • Mehtab Akbar Rashdi presided over the ceremony.

The Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi recently hosted the launch of civil servant and author Aziz Ahmed Zai’s memoir, 'Somewhere in Between,' at Haseena Moin Hall.

The event brought together members of the literary, academic, and cultural communities to celebrate the publication.

Presiding over the ceremony was Mehtab Akbar Rashdi, who played a key role in the proceedings.

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Zai, a well-known figure in the civil service, shared insights from his life and career during the launch, which was attended by a diverse group of guests.

The memoir, 'Somewhere in Between,' offers a personal account of Zai’s experiences and reflections, providing a unique perspective on his journey.

The launch event aimed to foster a dialogue among attendees, encouraging discussions on the themes explored in the memoir.

Following the launch, guests had the opportunity to engage in conversations with Zai, further enriching the experience.

The Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi continues to support the literary and cultural endeavors of its members and the broader community.