Swedish Institute Alumni Pakistan – North Chapter (SIAP) in collaboration with Art Otaq, Jawad Sharif Films and The Little Art invites you to ‘Artists and Climate Change – Fika Talks’ film screening event on 15^th October 2022 in Lahore

Art Otaq (an organization which encourages and promotes the fundamental role of Art and Culture in society through diverse art forms) and Jawad Sharif, a Swedish Institute Alumni, joined hands a year back to talk about the impact of climate change in general and smog in particular through their creative practices.

This event is to connect Swedish Alumni in Pakistan with artists’ community through art and showcase, and engage youth and local community to join hands to raise awareness for collective action.

**This event is open for all (18+) including Swedish University and Swedish Institute Alumni

What is Fika?

Fika is a concept, a state of mind, an attitude and an important part of Swedish culture. Many Swedes consider that it is almost essential to make time for fika every day. It means making time for friends and colleagues to share a cup of coffee (or tea) and a little something to eat.

Limited travel grant available for Sweden Alumni from Punjab, Islamabad, KPK, GB, Azad Jammu and Kashmir. Please contact Mr. Umair Mushtaq (SIAP North) for more information about this grant. 0333 8903891 | ummair.mushtaq@gmail.com

SI Alumni Pakistan – North Chapter

SI Alumni Pakistan is an initiative taking root from the SI Alumni Fund as a means to showcase, document and highlight the amazing work being carried out in Pakistan by alumni of the Swedish Institute’s intensive program for young leaders and development practitioners in Pakistan.

Art Otaq

Art Otaq is an organization which encourages and promotes the fundamental role of Art and Culture in society through diverse art forms