AGOREU
VENUE: Central Block, Room No. 911
DATE: 23-11-2018
TIME: 3-4 p.m.
AGOREU is an academic fest for the
international students in the Department of International Studies and History. The 2nd edition of AGOREU, which means
“I speak in public”, was organised by Rendezvous: the Foreign Students’ Cell,
to give an exposure in public speaking and actively involve myriad of foreign
students with varied backgrounds in academic, cultural and fraternity building.
The event was inaugurated by Father Jose C.C., Dr. Madhumati Deshpande and Dr.
Vagishwari S.P. with Dr. Madhumati giving the inaugural address.
The theme for this event was “Foreign
Policies” of the respective countries of the presenters, who were- Sang Kim
Joon from South Korea, Supekchha Nembang from Nepal and Khalid Mohamed from
Afghanistan. The representatives put forth their perspectives on the varied
topics, namely, “Major Korean Issues and Perspectives”, “Indian and Chinese
Treatment in Nepal” and “Indo-Afghan Relations and India’s Assistance in
Rebuilding Afghanistan”. Talking about the major issues in the establishment of
peaceful relations between North Korea and South Korea, and the historical
disputes between Japan and South Korea; Nepal’s situation on dwindling reliance
on India with increased investments from China; and India’s strategic role in
Afghanistan in constructed a number of “re-building” projects, the presenters
threw light on extremely conspicuous information via their sound insights. This
was followed by an effective Q&A session and the concluding vote of thanks
given by Ahammeduddin Salimy.
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