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Awami Nastaliq Releases Updated Fonts

The Awami Nastaliq team has released updated versions of its fonts — Awami OT TechPre AutoKern and Awami OT TechPre MinKern — now available for download from the project’s GitHub repository. These new OpenType-based versions offer improved compatibility and refined kerning, continuing the effort to preserve the elegance and authenticity of the Nastaliq script. Download: […]

Awami Nastaliq Project Releases Updated Fonts

The Awami Nastaliq team has released updated versions of its fonts — Awami OT TechPre AutoKern and Awami OT TechPre MinKern — now available for download from the project’s GitHub repository. These new OpenType-based versions offer improved compatibility and refined kerning, continuing the effort to preserve the elegance and authenticity of the Nastaliq script. Download: Awami Nastaliq GitHub Repository

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FLI’s Workshop on Saraiki Subject Teaching Concludes in D.I. Khan

FLI’s three-day training workshop for government school teachers on Saraiki subject teaching successfully concluded in Dera Ismail Khan. The closing ceremony was marked by the distribution of certificates to both participants and trainers, who themselves are government school teachers. Representative from the Directorate of Professional Development, Mr. Muneerr Ali Shah distributed certificates. The event took […]

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FLI’s Annual Meeting – held on April 12, 2026

The Executive Board of FLI convened its annual meeting on April 12, 2026, with all seven board members and the Executive Director of the organization in attendance. Participants included Dr. M. K. Khan, Dr. Farhat Abdullah, Mr. Zulfiqar Khan, and Mr. Fazal Karim, while Ms. Fozia Qazi joined virtually via Zoom. The session was chaired […]

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FLI Partners Commit to Strengthen Heritage Languages

Islamabad, April 8, 2026 — The Forum for Language Initiatives (FLI) brought together its partners for a one-day summit in Islamabad, where 27 representatives from 16 language communities across northern Pakistan and the federal capital gathered to review last year’s achievements and chart the course for 2026. Leadership and Vision The summit was chaired by […]

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23 Palula Poets Learned Writing in Their Language

FLI organized a three‑day workshop for Palula poets, enabling them to create content and write in their own language. Palula, spoken in southern Chitral by around 15,000 people, has long been a focus of FLI’s educational and literacy initiatives. Over the years, FLI implemented its flagship multilingual education program in Palula, followed by a successful […]

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FLI’s Annual Report 2025 is Out

We are pleased to share our Annual Report, capturing a year of growth, and collaboration. This publication highlights the initiatives we undertook, the communities we engaged, and the progress achieved in advancing cultural preservation, strengthening and inclusive development. The report reflects not only our organizational milestones but also the collective spirit of partners, supporters, and […]

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Pathak Festival Celebrated in Yadgha-Speaking Region of Lower Chitral for Third Consecutive Year

Lower Chitral witnessed a celebration of cultural heritage during the first week of February 2026, as the Pathak Festival was organized for the third consecutive year with the support of the Forum for Language Initiatives (FLI). The festival, held in the Yadgha-speaking region, honored the spiritual legacy of Pir Nasir Khusro, a revered Sufi saint […]

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FLI Launches Poetry Promotion in Two Languages

Islamabad | January 31, 2026 FLI has launched a new project to promote poetry in the Ormuri and Palula languages. The initiative marks another milestone in FLI’s ongoing efforts to strengthen indigenous languages through creative and cultural expression. The first activity of the project has begun at FLI’s Islamabad office, where a three-day training is […]

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FLI Signs MoU with Palula Language Community

January 22, 2026. The Forum for Language Initiatives (FLI) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Palula Community Welfare Organization (PCWO), marking an important step in our commitment to promoting indigenous poetry. Qazi Israr, President of PCWO, signed MoU on behalf of the Palula community. FLI previously consulted closely with both the Palula […]