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FOREIGN MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE Achievements of STUDENTS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF URDU LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE IN THE CONTEXTS OF CULTURAL EVENTS
Pakistani websites are actively covering the poetry evening titled «Iqbal Readings,» which took place on November 11. First-year students of the Urdu language and literature department gave an expressive recitation of Iqbal’s poetry, impressing the honorary guests who attended the event remotely. Pakistani media highlight that these students, who have been studying Urdu for only two months, managed to understand and memorize Iqbal's complex, profound verses. One such publication is the historic Daily Ausaf (روزنامہ اوصاف) newspaper, based in Lahore, Pakistan. In particular, the «Iqbal Readings» held at the Faculty of Oriental Studies were covered by the official website of Pakistan’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Associated Press of Pakistan Corporation Digital (APPC), as well as by Educations.pk. The article states that at the event, students performed Iqbal's famous poems, bringing the poet's words to life and enriching the celebration of his legacy. It also mentions that the event served as a powerful reminder of the lasting impact of Iqbal's philosophy and poetry, further strengthening the bonds of friendship between Kazakhstan and Pakistan. This was an unforgettable occasion, highlighting the shared cultural and intellectual ties between the two brotherly nations.The article highlights that during the event, students delivered renditions of Iqbal’s renowned poems, effectively bringing his words to life and enriching the celebration of his literary legacy. It further notes that the event served as a significant reminder of the enduring influence of Iqbal’s philosophy and poetry, reinforcing the bonds of friendship between Kazakhstan and Pakistan. This occasion was a memorable one, underscoring the shared cultural and intellectual connections between the two fraternal nations.
Lecturer of the Middle East and South Asia Department
Zharbossynova N.D.