Lahore Museum is a major guardian of the region’s history and civilization: Asim Rizwan

A Nation’s identity lies in its history, civilization and culture: Usman Ghani
LAHORE
A 15-member delegation of Leaders Media Network (Registered), led by its Founder President Usman Ghani, visited Lahore Museum, Mall Road, for an educational and informative tour. The purpose of the visit was to explore the country’s historical, cultural and civilizational heritage and promote awareness among journalists and the younger generation about their history and national identity.
On this occasion, Deputy Director of Lahore Museum, Asim Rizwan, welcomed the delegation and provided a detailed briefing on the historical significance of the museum, its valuable antiquities, various historical periods and important galleries.
Speaking on the occasion, Asim Rizwan said that Lahore Museum is an important guardian of the history and civilization of the region, preserving historical artifacts and antiquities dating back millions of years up to the modern era. He added that museums not only preserve the memories of the past but also play a vital role in educating future generations about their history and cultural heritage.
Founder President of Leaders Media Network, Usman Ghani, said that a nation’s identity is rooted in its history, civilization and culture. Historical sites and museums connect us with our past and help younger generations understand the historical journey through which their cultural identity has evolved. He described Lahore Museum as a valuable national asset and emphasized that highlighting its importance is a shared responsibility.
Information Secretary of Leaders Media Network, Ali Kamran Dhillon, said that journalists should include the country’s historical and cultural assets in their reporting alongside their professional responsibilities. This would help promote public awareness regarding the preservation of national heritage and strengthen people’s connection with their history and culture.
During the visit, the delegation also took special interest in the historical legacy of Daily Saadat Lahore, one of Pakistan’s historic newspapers. Established in 1937, the newspaper is now approaching the completion of its 90-year journalistic journey, by the grace of Almighty Allah. A framed photograph of an archival issue from the newspaper’s pre-independence era is prominently displayed at Lahore Museum. Upon viewing this historic record, the senior journalists accompanying the delegation paid tribute to the outstanding journalistic contributions of Hazrat Imam Bakhsh Nasikh Saifi (RA), the legendary pioneer of journalism and founder of Daily Saadat.
At the conclusion of the visit, Leaders Media Network presented an Honorary Membership Souvenir to Mr. Asim Rizwan, Deputy Director Administration & PR, Lahore Museum, in recognition of his informative guidance and cooperation. The delegation expressed its gratitude to the Lahore Museum administration, particularly Asim Rizwan, for their hospitality and valuable assistance.
The delegation included Founder President Usman Ghani, Vice President Muhammad Masroor Rafi, Vice President Kashif Adeeb Javedani, Additional General Secretary Ejaz Ahmed Ejaz, Finance Secretary Adnan Taufiq, Information Secretary Ali Kamran Dhillon, Secretary Women Wing Saman Urooj, Secretary Islamabad Wing Naeem Ahmed, Secretary Lahore Wing Ali Irfan Javed, Secretary Events & Programs Nadeem Shehzad Ali, along with senior journalists Adnan Lodhi, Adeel Mustafa, Saleem Khan and Muhammad Faisal.