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NED Alumni Convention Panel Discussion II
Panelists: Safwan Shah, Rashid Yousuf, Amirul Islam, Farooq Ansari, Dr. Sarosh Lodhi
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Location: Hartford, CT (Show Map)
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Comment by Munib on November 14, 2008 at 10:04am
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What was the purpose of this convention ?
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Comment by Riaz Haq on November 14, 2008 at 5:06pm
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The purpose of the NEDians Conventions is for the NED alumni to connect with each other and to find ways to help each other and their alma mater. For more, please read blog posts on PakAlumni and visit NED alumni associations' websites. All are easily searchable online.
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ahan.......thats good......But Sir, don't you think that similliar type of events should be held here in Pak.......not a single get togather event has been arranged by the uni administration in its premises like old ravians etc do ?
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Well, the US conventions are not sponsored by NED. These are organized and funded by the alumni themselves. NED alumni in Pakistan should take the initiative to do it.
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