North South University (NSU), the first private university in Bangladesh, has successfully completed 24 years in the private university sector. To memorialise all its glorious achievements, NSU scheduled a nine-day long program that began March 3 and continued till March 11.
Yesterday, the Office of International Affairs, in association with Model United Nations (MUN) Club of North South University, hosted an International Model United Nations Conference at the campus arena.
Several national and international students of NSU participated in the event by representing their respective countries such as Bangladesh, USA and UK. This conference simulated the function of the General Assembly’s Social, Cultural and Humanitarian Committee.
Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali, MP, Minister of Foreign Affairs, M A Kashem, chairman, BOT, NSU, members of the Board of Trustees, Prof Atiqul Islam, vice chancellor of NSU, Prof Gour Gobinda Goswami, treasurer of NSU, deans of the four schools and the administrative heads were also present.
Participants from different nations were occupied with intensive dialogues and constructive arguments on the issue of, “the role of youth as agents of change for a better and peaceful world.”
In evening, a debate was organised by the Communication Club of NSU on Privatization in Higher Education in Bangladesh. It was held in between NSU and Dhaka University team.
Today, a road cleaning program will be held in Manik Miah Avenue, (near Parliament Bhaban), Dhaka. Annisul Huq, Mayor, Dhaka North City and Sayed Khokon, Mayor, Dhaka South City will be present along with more than 1,000 NSU students, faculty members and administrative heads.
