g Let’s start a global discourse connecting Pakistan with the world: Dr Fawzia Afzal-Khan (teacher, writer and singer)
g When we discuss culture, we’re cultivating the culture of reading. I’m impressed with the line-up of speakers at LLF: Ayesha Mall (Durban University teacher)
g Literature shapes free thinking societies and this is what the LLF is aiming at: Rameen Saboor (Sargodha University student)
g I’m here to learn something new: Ahmed Awan (Sargodha University student)
g The festival is dominated by the elite. Where’s the commoner here? Ali Hasan (Law student, PU)
g More and more such events should be held so that we channelise our energies towards positive developments: Ghazanfar Ali (GCU student)
g Thank you LLF for providing us a chance to speak on Pashto poet Ghani Khan: Imtiaz Sahibzada (Retired civil servant)
Democratising digital development will catalyse a rapid, if not immediate, improvement in human development indicators for the underserved segments of the Pakistani citizenry.
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