LONDON (Haseeb Arslan) - Former minister for overseas Pakistanis and human resource development Zulfi Bukhari, on an invitation extended by Oxford Majlis, a society renowned for its history of hosting distinguished speakers, addressed a sitting as a keynote speaker and shed light on dynamics of Pakistani politics.
The event focused on Pakistan's political dynamics and continued the legacy of Oxford Majlis in fostering intellectual discussions.
Established as a forum for intellectual exchange, Oxford Majlis had previously hosted iconic figures such as Indira Gandhi, Benazir Bhutto, Mujibur Rehman, and more. The society's committee, led by President Ibrahim Chaudhry, is dedicated to providing a platform for informed conversations on global affairs.
Zulfi Bukhari's presence at this event signifies a continuation of Oxford Majlis' commitment to engaging thought leaders on critical issues.
In a statement, Zulfi Bukhari expressed his gratitude for the invitation, acknowledging Oxford Majlis' legacy of hosting influential personalities. He emphasised the importance of such forums in shaping informed perspectives on pressing matters.
"As we discuss Pakistan's political dynamics, it is an honour to be part of the legacy that Oxford Majlis has built. Their history of hosting leaders reflects a commitment to fostering dialogue on issues that resonate globally," commented Bukhari.
He said, "I’m truly humbled & honoured for being given the opportunity to speak at the Oxford University Majalis. I was overwhelmed by the turnout and the empathy & care everyone had for our beloved Pakistan. Some excellent interactions with the future leaders of our country. Creating this awareness now is more important than ever. Thank you to everyone involved in organising this event."
This event, which brings together a distinguished speaker and a storied society, adds another chapter to Oxford Majlis' tradition of intellectual discourse.
The event witnessed an overwhelming turnout, with a diverse and enthusiastic crowd engaging in the intellectual discourse. Zulfi Bukhari's popularity among overseas youth was evident, further highlighting his influence beyond borders.