Categories: Education

ESUP Hosts City Heats for International Public Speaking Competition

The National Round of the IPSC is

scheduled for February 22, 2025,

at the Beach Luxury Hotel, Karachi

Staff Reporter

Karachi: The English Speaking Union of Pakistan (ESUP) successfully concluded the CITY HEATS round of the International Public Speaking Competition (IPSC) at SZABIST University, Karachi.

Winners Honored at Award Ceremony

The Award Distribution Ceremony was attended by Aziz Memon, Patron-in-Chief of ESUP, along with President Pervez Madraswala, Senior Vice President Irfan Qureshi, and NCEC members. They presented awards to the top contestants:

  • Winner: Rahim Kara (The Aga Khan Higher Secondary School)
  • First Runner-up: Aliza Bashir (The Lyceum)
  • Second Runner-up: Raween Abid (The Aga Khan School)

National Round Set for February 22

The National Round of the IPSC is scheduled for February 22, 2025, at the Beach Luxury Hotel, Karachi. Winners from Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad will compete for the national title and a chance to represent Pakistan on an international stage.

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