The Confucius Institute at the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad (UAF) became a major attraction at the one-day Zarai Mela (Agriculture Fair) 2025, masterfully blending a display of cutting-edge agricultural technology with a vibrant celebration of Chinese culture.  The Mela, a cornerstone event for Pakistan’s farming community, served as a dynamic platform to showcase modern agricultural tools, livestock technologies and smart farming equipment—all designed to revolutionize the sector, reports Gwadar Pro.

The event drew a massive crowd of farmers, students and agri-entrepreneurs eager to explore the advancements shaping the future of agriculture in Pakistan. As the fair was abuzz with innovations in agricultural solutions, system models and crop technologies, the UAF Confucius Institute contributed a unique international perspective.

Its stall offered visitors a rich taste of Chinese heritage, featuring traditional art forms like Chinese chess, mask painting and clay sculpture. Attendees also enjoyed an immersive tea art experience and participated in lively interactive activities such as chopstick competitions, creating a bridge of cultural exchange amid the agricultural focus.

Credit: Independent News Pakistan (INP) — Pak-China