Pakistan National Anthem Recorded With Modern Technology On August 14

 Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will inaugurate the performance of the national anthem recorded with modern technology on August 14 After the first elected Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is the second elected Prime Minister who has received this unique honor 68 years later, the National Anthem was re-recorded, with 155 singers, 48 ​​musicians and 6 bandmasters participating. New compositions, recorded with excellent imaging, create a rainbow of all the cultural, cultural and regional colors of Pakistan. The project was completed in collaboration with various departments including the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, ISPR The brass bands (sazina) of all three armed forces also participated in the national effort Islamabad: Dated 12 August 2022.

After the first elected Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shaheed Liaquat Ali Khan, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has become the second elected Prime Minister who will inaugurate the performance of the National Anthem, re-recorded in a unique way, on August 14, 2022. After the establishment of Pakistan, for the first time in December 1948, the committee of the government of Pakistan under the leadership of Sardar Abdul Rab Nishtar started working on the preparation of the national anthem. The tune composed by Ahmed Chagla was presented for the first time before Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan and the committee members. The Steering Committee for the National Anthem approved the tune on 10 August 1950. In August 1954, the composition written by Hafeez Jalandhri was officially approved.

The re-recording of the national anthem started in August 2017 during the previous regime of Pakistan Muslim League (N). Advertisements were published in all prominent national newspapers for this purpose. Ms. Maryam Aurangzeb, after taking over the portfolio of the Ministry of Information in April 2022, started the work of completing this project quickly. A steering committee was formed under the chairmanship of Senator (R) Javed Jabbar, under which audio, visual sub-committees were formed.

This national effort was completed with the involvement of various institutions, departments and a large number of people, including the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. The Brass Bands (Sazina) of all three armed forces were also involved in this national effort, in collaboration with the Department of Armed Forces Public Relations (ISPR). 155 singers, 48 ​​musicians and 6 band masters participated in it. The special thing is that the National Anthem has been recorded with a new composition and excellent imaging and it has been made a rainbow of all the cultural, civilizational and regional colors of Pakistan. The message of unity, brotherhood and regional identities has been given.