Arts and Culture
‘The Rahat Project’: A 20-y musical journey
Gandhi) about this project, and an acknowledgement of the creative artists. The youngest speaker at the event was Ashar Hasnain Zaheer, a 10-year-old boy from Western Sydney, who spoke about the importance of Peace & Harmony and appealed to everyone including leaders and guests to invest their time and efforts into creating a vibrant, colourful and safe future for the next generation. He mentioned that children want to see more schools, playgrounds, parks and art centres where they can thrive and realise their talents. Guns and wars should only belong in history books.
By: Harmohan Walia Download Our App
“Rahat” CD was released in the NSW parliament on Tuesday 17th May 2022 joined by several members of the NSW Parliament, distinguished community leaders, VIPs and creative artists of the Rahat project. The event included a few short speeches on community social cohesion, short video clips of the VIPs (including the grandson of Mahatma JUNE I 2022
The “Rahat” project is produced by WAACI (We Australians are Creative Inc), a not for profit Australian organisation, networking Creativity in Australia. WAACI believes that Creativity has no boundaries, limitations, nationalities, religions, colour or racial differences or any other barriers that humans erect around www.DesiAustralia.com
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