PMC's 1st All Pakistan Bilingual Parliamentary Debating Championship

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Ladies and Gentlemen! 
It gives us immense pleasure to announce that KEDS has made its mark in the inaugural edition of Punjab Medical College (PMC) Faisalabad parliamentary debates.
Team KE-A, comprising of our President Ruhma Ihsan, Tabish Javaid and Jamaal AQ Avan, has bagged the Runners-up trophy in Urdu parliamentary debates !



Team KE-C, comprising of Taimoor Bajwa, Ayesha Mushtaq and Mahrukhh Safdar, deserves special commendation for qualifying into the semi-final of Urdu parliamentary debates after wins over some veteran teams of the circuit. 


KE-B comprising of Anas Tahir, Zara Zahid and Ahsan Khan and the English team ( Hamid Ali, Maryam Fatima and Hamza Shahab) spoke very well throughout the event and were appreciated by the adjudicators.



KEDS is very proud and honoured to be represented by such brilliant speakers!


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