Pakistan will unveil the newly constructed “Yadgar-e-Fatah” monument on the night of October 3 during a special ceremony aimed at highlighting the country’s “historic victory” in Maarka-e-Haq.
The ceremony will feature a musical programme along with a projection mapping display on the monument. The visual presentation will use modern technology to highlight key aspects of the victory and showcase the monument as a symbol of national pride, patriotism and the country’s commitment to defending its sovereignty.
Members of the public will also participate in the event, with their presence expected to reflect national spirit, patriotism and the resolve to protect the country.
The ceremony will be broadcast live on Pakistan Television (PTV), allowing audiences across the country to watch the unveiling.
Starting October 4, Yadgar-e-Fatah will be open to the public from 5pm to 10pm on all days of the week except Monday. Citizens will be able to visit the monument during the designated hours and experience its architectural and technological features.
Free tickets for visitors will be available through the official website created for the monument, Yadgar-e-Fatah.net.
The monument has been described as a blend of modern technology and architectural design, representing what officials have termed an enduring symbol of Pakistan’s national resolve and the courage of its armed forces.
The unveiling ceremony is expected to serve as a major public event, combining entertainment, visual displays and patriotic themes. The projection mapping show will form a central part of the ceremony, using the monument’s structure as a backdrop to present a visual account of the events associated with Maarka-e-Haq.
With its public opening from October 4, the monument is set to become a new public attraction where citizens can witness its design and multimedia displays.