Cultural heritage and sustainable development intertwined: Rizwana
During the event, the adviser praised Maheen Khan’s commitment to empowering local artisans and advocating for eco-friendly practices within traditional textile crafts
The preservation of our cultural heritage is intrinsically linked to the well-being of our environment and communities, said Environment, Forest and Climate Change Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan today (18 April).
Rizwana, also the adviser for water resources ministry, made the remark during the inauguration of Maheen Khan's much-anticipated Baishakhi Festival and the exhibition "Crafting the Many Threads of Cultural Textiles", where she spoke as chief guest at the Edgewater Gallery in the capital's Gulshan.
"This exhibition stands as a testament to the resilience and creativity of our artisans. There is a vital connection between culture and sustainable development," Rizwana said.
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During the event, the adviser praised Maheen Khan's commitment to empowering local artisans and advocating for eco-friendly practices within traditional textile crafts.
"Maheen Khan's work not only celebrates the artistry of our weavers but also highlights the importance of sustainable practices that ensure the longevity of these invaluable traditions," she added.
Fashion Designer Maheen Khan, organiser Shoibal Saha and representatives of United Commercial Bank and Mutual Trust Bank also spoke on the occasion.
