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Mustansar Hussain Tarar Honoured in Lahore Under the Title “Beyond Borders”

Mustansar Hussain Tarar Honoured in Lahore Under the Title “Beyond Borders”
A ceremony honoring Mustansar Hussain Tarar, the distinguished Pakistani writer and prominent literary figure of the ECO region, was held under the title Beyond Borders on 11 October 2026 (19 Mehr 1405). The event was jointly organized by the ECO Cultural Institute (ECI) and the Lahore Arts Council (Alhamra) at the Alhamra Arts Centre in Lahore, Pakistan.
The cultural event brought together prominent cultural, academic and literary figures, with several scholars and cultural personalities also participating through video messages to celebrate Tarar’s literary achievements and enduring legacy.
Speakers and Participants
The following distinguished personalities addressed Tarar’s literary contributions, works and cultural significance:
• H.E. Ambassador Muhammad Hassan, President of the ECO Cultural Institute
• Mr. Muhammad Nawaz Gondal, Executive Director of the Lahore Arts Council (Alhamra)
• Prof. Dr. Sagheer Awan, Vice Chancellor of City University of Peshawar
• Dr. Osama Siddique, legal scholar, advisor and author
In addition, Prof. Dr. Sibel Bayram, Director of the International Office at Düzce University, Türkiye, and Ahmad Shahryar, a poet and Persian–Urdu translator, participated in the programmed through video messages, joining the tribute to Tarar’s literary and cultural contributions.
Celebrating Literature Beyond Geographical Borders
The ceremony recognized Mustansar Hussain Tarar as one of the prominent figures in contemporary literature of the ECO region. Speakers highlighted the value of his works in reflecting human, cultural and social experiences, as well as the role of literature in fostering mutual understanding among the peoples of the region.
The event reflected the ECO Cultural Institute’s commitment to preserving the literary and cultural heritage of its Member States and strengthening cultural ties across the region, recognizing literature and its enduring figures as bridges for dialogue, mutual understanding and connections beyond geographical borders.

 

 

 

 

Oct 11, 2026 12:10
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