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London’s West End came alive this Friday evening (February 13th) as Mayor Saadiq Khan switched on the city’s Ramadan illuminations, marking the fourth consecutive year the Islamic holy month is celebrated in the heart of London.
A Beacon of Inclusion: 31,000 Lights Illuminate London’s Embrace of Ramadan
The Covent Garden area of London is now adorned with approximately 31,000 LED lights, transforming the city center into a vibrant spectacle and showcasing its multicultural identity. Mayor Saadiq Khan directly participated in the opening ceremony, emphasizing that London was the first Western capital to initiate this tradition, conveying values of unity, and diversity. The lighting installation, featuring geometric patterns and celebratory messages, is expected to provide a special cultural attraction for both locals and tourists. The exhibition operates daily from sunset until a designated time until March 19th, contributing to the creation of an inclusive atmosphere in the city.
From the Son of a Bus Driver to Three-Term Mayor: Saadiq Khan’s Legacy
Saadiq Khan, London’s current mayor, was re-elected for a third term in May 2024. He is the first British politician of Pakistani descent to hold the office. His success story, rising from a working-class background to a prominent political figure, has garnered international attention.
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