Francophonie film mela opens

Islamabad:Alongside the opening of the Francophonie Film Mela, Islamabad witnessed a dazzling evening as the Mövenpick Hotel unveiled its signature rooftop restaurant. The dual celebration brought together culture, cuisine, and panoramic city views in a first-of-its-kind experience for the capital.

Perched atop the Centaurus, Sky 24 promises an elevated dining experience unlike any other in the country. Featuring a helipad with sweeping views of the city and Margalla Hills, the rooftop venue blends fine dining with the elegance and world-class service of the hotel is known for.

The launch event attracted a distinguished guest list, including ambassadors, diplomats, and leading figures from Pakistan’s cultural and corporate spheres. Among them was His Excellency Nicolas Galey, the French Ambassador to Pakistan, who served as guest of honour. In his remarks, he commended the stunning architecture of Mövenpick Hotel, noting how Sky 24 has beautifully enhanced Islamabad’s skyline. He also highlighted the role of cinema in building bridges between cultures, celebrating the spirit of international exchange.

Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan, CEO of Centaurus group and Mövenpick Hotel, expressed his excitement at the official launch of the rooftop venue. “We are honoured to inaugurate our venue with an event that pays tribute to the richness of art, culture, and international unity. The opening of Sky 24, marked by the hosting of the Francophonie Film Festival, underscores our dedication to fostering meaningful cultural exchange and bringing diverse communities together through shared experiences.”

Sky 24 is now open to the public, inviting residents and visitors to indulge in exceptional dining with unforgettable views—from sunrise to starlight at the highest 6 star fine dining experience.