Talking to the media Mr. Lompart said, “Punjab has special place in hearts of Polish community.  We are here in Punjab to strengthen friendship between peoples of both the Nations our relation with Punjabi Community and sharing traditions, cultures and International friendship. Punjab Multicultural Festival is a incredible event allowing us to exchange common customs and traditions and it shows also that inter-cultural dialogues are the best modes to deliver the message of love, peace, joy and multiculturism.

            Directed by PCPC Director, Mr. Davinder Singh Chhina, the Punjab Multicultural Festival was a showcase of multucultures including the exotic display of Sikh martial Arts – Gatka by Punjabi Varsity Students, Tabla Vadan by Table Meastro – Mr. Deepinder Singh Mohalli, Semi-classical Indian Folk Dance by students of Ramgarhia Girls College and scintillating Bhangra by PCPC Folk Artists and Polish Folk Dances by Polish Folk Artists.

            The Polish Group attired in colourful, traditional Polska costumes ignited the souls of the audience present by putting up dances from various regions of Poland including Dances from Beskidy mountains, Krakowe dance from Krakow, Silesian Dances and Polonaise folk dances.

            Polish Dancers and students, have come from University of Life Sciences, University of Environment, The Agricultural University and other Universities of Poland.  They were accompanied by their photographer, Mr. Jack from Poland.  Polish Dancers impressed each and everyone when they performed Bhangra actions with PCPC artists on the stage expressing solidarity with Punjabi Folklore.  The multicultural Bhangra was the star attraction for the audience.