LAHORE, Feb 17: Even though Pakistani qawwals have been appreciated all over the world but back at home nothing has been done to promote their recognition at the government level, according to UK-based Bakshi Javed Salamat (BJS) qawwal group's lead vocalist Nadeem Salamat.
The group is presently in Pakistan to perform in a cultural programme at
Asif Jah Haveli on Feb 24 under the auspices of the Parks and Horticulture Authority.
He said the BJS had played a pivotal role in the promotion of qawwali abroad and his was the only qawwali group, which had performed at the United Nations Assembly Hall in Geneva.
Salamat said that the BJS had been doing world touring since 1992 and had toured Japan, Norway, Spain, Holland, Dubai, France and Switzerland. He said that Manchester Afzal Khan Lord Mayor had declared the BJS peace ambassador to the UK.































