KARACHI: The 7th All Pakistan Bilingual Speech and Writing Competition was held at Cadet College Sanghar. Various sessions were organised in this event to highlight local talents along with national talents. To effectively listen to local talents, a school category session was organised separately, which included nine schools from Mirpurkhas, Sanghar, Shahdadpur and Shaheed Benazirabad.
Sixty-six best speakers from 33 educational institutions of the country participated in the college category and the university category. The speakers delivered inspiring speeches on serious and humorous topics.
Professors from famous institutions of Pakistan and academic and literary personalities acted as judges. The event was also attended by heads of educational institutions and senior civil servants.
The special guest was Syed Nasir Hussain Shah, Minister for Local Government and Housing and Town Planning, Government of Sindh. Senator Qurat-e-Ain Marri and Nawabzada Jam Shabbir Ali Khan were also present.
The special guest, while addressing the gathering, said that Pakistan is a blessing from Allah, the Almighty for us. We should highlight the positive aspects of our homeland more in our speeches and writings. He congratulated the speakers on their excellent performance and appreciated the efforts of Cadet College Sanghar for the successful organization of the competition.
In the 7th All Pakistan Bilingual English Speech Competition, Bahria Foundation College, Sanghar, won the first position in the school category, Hayat School Campus, Hyderabad, won the second position, while Memon School and College, Shahdadpur won the third position.
In the Urdu Speech Competition, Memon School and College Shahdadpur won the first position; Cadet College Ormara won the second position, while Cadet College Larkana won the third position.
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