The Turbat Literature Festival, held recently in Balochistan, witnessed a remarkable surge in book sales, with over Rs. 3.5 million worth of books being sold over the course of the event. The festival, which brought together authors, poets, and readers from across the region, highlighted the importance of literature in fostering a culture of learning and intellectual growth in the province.
A diverse range of books, from local authors to international bestsellers, were available for sale, attracting a wide variety of book enthusiasts, students, and educators. Organizers hailed the strong turnout, noting that this year’s festival exceeded expectations in terms of both attendance and sales, reflecting the region’s growing thirst for knowledge and education.
“We are thrilled to see such a positive response to the event,” said a representative from the festival’s organizing committee. “It shows that people in Balochistan are eager to embrace literature and the power of books to shape minds and communities.”
The festival also featured literary discussions, book launches, and interactive sessions with renowned authors and intellectuals. The success of the Turbat Literature Festival serves as a reminder of the potential of literature and education to inspire and uplift communities in every corner of Pakistan.
