Inter-university debate fest begins at DU

BSS
Published On: 03 Oct 2025, 19:32

DHAKA, October 3, 2025 (BSS) - The ActionAid-DUDS Inter-University Debate  Festival has commenced at the University of Dhaka (DU) today bringing  together young minds from various institutions to engage in critical  discussions.

Professor Dr Mamun Ahmed, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Academic) of Dhaka University,  inaugurated the event as the chief guest. Dhaka University Debating Society (DUDS) organized the event with the  collaboration of ActionAid Bangladesh. 

The two-day festival began today at the university's Teacher-Student Centre  (TSC) auditorium under the theme "Proposing Policies for Social Inclusivity." DUDS President Jubayer Hossain presided over the inaugural ceremony.

Chief Moderator of DUUDS Professor Dr S M Shamim Reza and Senior Officer at  the Advocacy and Campaigning Department of ActionAid Bangladesh Johra Binte  Zaman Boni attended the inauguration as special guests.

Professor Mamun Ahmed thanked DUDS for organizing the festival.  "Debate is important for fostering confidence and skill among students. Such  activities would significantly contribute to students' future professional  success," Prof Mamun said noting the significance of regular debate. A total of 24 teams from various universities and 12 teams from different  schools and colleges are participating in this year's festival.

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