Mother of Dolls in Senta Siller Design Center
Saturday, May 9, 2026
The poster also captures the presence of distinguished guests, friends, supporters and community members who became part of this unforgettable day and celebrated the inspiring journey of Thatta Kedona together with Dr. Siller.
With visible joy and satisfaction, Dr. Siller expressed her happiness that the mission she started to empower rural women is not only alive but also reaching new heights with every passing day.
Labels: Dr Senta Siller, SSDC
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 4:19 PM,
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Empowering Communities: A Visit of Hope
Among the matters discussed were the construction of a tough tile-paved street leading to the handicrafts center, a less than one-kilometer soling road from More Shaikhu to the Village, and the transformation of the old pond area into an entertainment and recreation park for women and children.
Labels: TGD, Thatta Kedona
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 9:19 AM,
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Spotlight on Rural Craftsmanship
Tuesday, May 5, 2026
Hope to see you at Lahore American School, 15 Canal Bank Rd, Upper Mall, Lahore. Don’t miss it if you’re in Lahore.
Labels: Bazaar, Thatta Kedona
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 11:17 AM,
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A Heartfelt Thank You from Dr. Siller
Monday, April 27, 2026
She is particularly moved by her visit to the village of Thatta Ghulamka Dhiroka, where the new Thatta Kedona showroom left a deep impression. To Dr. Siller, this beautiful showroom is more than just a space - it is a living testament that the seed she once planted through Thatta Kedona has not withered, but has grown stronger over time, continuing to blossom and bear fruit.
Labels: Dr Norbert Pintsch, Dr Senta Siller
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 11:28 AM,
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Pakistan, 1-7 April 2026
Sunday, April 26, 2026
The recent week-long visit of German artist, designer, and social worker Dr. Senta Siller was a truly memorable journey of creativity, connection, and purpose.
From Lahore to Islamabad, Okara, and most importantly the heart of her decades-long mission — the village of Thatta Ghulamka Dhiroka — this poster captures powerful moments of her engagements, meetings, and interactions with communities.
Her unwavering dedication to empowering rural women through art, design, and sustainable livelihoods continues to leave a lasting impact. Each image reflects not just visits, but meaningful exchanges, shared visions, and a legacy that keeps growing.
A week that once again strengthened bonds, inspired minds, and celebrated a lifelong commitment to social change.
Labels: Dr Senta Siller, Germany, Pakistan
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 3:09 PM,
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Honoring a Champion: Dr. Senta Siller's Legacy Takes Root at University of Okara
Friday, April 10, 2026
Dr. Senta Siller is receiving a commemorative shield from the Vice Chancellor, Dr. Sajjad Mubeen of the University of Okara at a ceremony in her honour. Dr. Mubeen also announced to name the first under-construction female Hostel of the university after Dr. Senta Siller.
Labels: Okara, Tribute, University of Okara
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 9:47 AM,
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Dr. Senta Siller and Professor Dr. Norbert Pintsch in Pakistan
Labels: Amjad Ali, Dr Norbert Pintsch, Dr Senta Siller, Germany, Pakistan, TDAP, UNESCO
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 9:25 AM,
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Cross-Cultural Bridge Builder: Dr. Senta Siller Honored for Empowering Rural Pakistan
They were warmly received by LCCI President Mr. Fahren-ur-Rehman Saigol, who presented a commemorative shield to Dr. Senta Siller in recognition of her outstanding services to rural women in Pakistan—particularly her impactful work in the small village of Thatta Ghulamka Dhiroka in District Okara.
A meaningful moment celebrating dedication, empowerment, and cross-cultural friendship.
Labels: Dr Norbert Pintsch, Dr Senta Siller, LCCI
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 9:12 AM,
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UO pays tribute to Dr Senta Siller’s services
Sunday, April 5, 2026
In recognition of the German artist and academician Dr Senta Siller’s services for women empowerment, gender mainstreaming and female entrepreneurship, a seminar was organized by the Directorate of External Linkages and Directorate of Public Relations at the University of Okara where the Vice Chancellor, Prof Dr Sajjad Mubin, and various member of Okara’s civil society paid tribute to Dr Siller who is currently visiting Pakistan along with her husband, Prof Dr Norbert Pintsch. A large number of faculty members and students from the Weekend Program participated in the event.
Prof Mubin announced to name the under-construction girls hostel at the campus after Dr Siller. Amjad Ali, a correspondent of the German broadcasting service and an academician, briefed about the project “Thatta Kedona”, initiated by Dr Siller in 1990s. He told how the project had empowered thousands of village women and changed the socio-economic dynamics of the village.
Dr Siller, in her keynote address, explained the factors that led to her motivation of investing her energies for the project. Dr Pintsch told the journey of Dr Siller. The other speakers included a Aslam Tahir ul Qadri, a renowned social worker from Okara, and Chaudary Maqsood Ahmed Jutt, a representative of various agricultural bodies of Pakistan.
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The event was moderated by the Deputy Director (Press, Media & Publications) at the UO, Sharjeel Ahmed.
Labels: Amjad Ali, Dr Norbert Pintsch, Dr Senta Siller, Okara, Thatta Kedona, Tribute, University of Okara
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 12:51 PM,
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Thatta Kedona in the University of Okara
Thursday, April 2, 2026
Labels: Amjad Ali, Dr Norbert Pintsch, Dr Senta Siller, Okara, Thatta Kedona, Tribute, University of Okara
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 4:47 PM,
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