Muzaffarabad: A two-day exhibition of the pictorial book “Kashmir: Wait and See” by European photo-journalist Cédric Gerbehaye was held at the Prime Minister’s House in Muzaffarabad, the capital of Azad Jammu and Kashmir. The exhibition was inaugurated by AJK PM, Raja Faisal Mumtaz Rathore.
According to Global Mirror, the event was attended by the book’s author, Cédric Gerbehaye, and the Chairman of the Kashmir Council Europe (KCEU) Ali Raza Syed, who is also the organizer of the book’s introductory and promotional events and exhibitions in Pakistan and Azad Kashmir. Human rights activist Marjan Lucas from the Netherlands, Hungarian intellectual Andre Bárcs, and a Korean delegation, along with prominent personalities and government officials of Azad Kashmir, were also present.
PM Faisal Rathore praised the publication of the book and commended the role of the book’s author Sedric Gerbhaye and KCEU’s Ali Raza Syed and his team in its publication and promotion. He expressed hope that the publication of this book and the exhibition of the photographs contained within it would help highlight India’s atrocities in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir and draw attention to the unresolved Kashmir dispute.
According to Global Mirror, the event was attended by the book’s author, Cédric Gerbehaye, and the Chairman of the Kashmir Council Europe (KCEU) Ali Raza Syed, who is also the organizer of the book’s introductory and promotional events and exhibitions in Pakistan and Azad Kashmir. Human rights activist Marjan Lucas from the Netherlands, Hungarian intellectual Andre Bárcs, and a Korean delegation, along with prominent personalities and government officials of Azad Kashmir, were also present.
PM Faisal Rathore praised the publication of the book and commended the role of the book’s author Sedric Gerbhaye and KCEU’s Ali Raza Syed and his team in its publication and promotion. He expressed hope that the publication of this book and the exhibition of the photographs contained within it would help highlight India’s atrocities in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir and draw attention to the unresolved Kashmir dispute.