Baig to attend Gusi peace prize
By Praful Bidwai
November 21, 2017
KARACHI: Dr. Mirza Ikhtiar Baig, Director World Federation of Consuls, President Hon. Consular Corps Sindh Karachi and Hon. Consul General of Yemen left for Manila, Philippines to attend the Gusi Peace Prize Award 2017 ceremony on the invitation of Chairman Ambassador Barry Gusi.
The ceremony takes place from Nov 20-23rd in Manila to be attended by world leaders, diplomats and other dignitaries. The Gusi Peace Prize is a prestigious award given to best achievements in education, science, research, medicine, journalism, statesmanship, philanthropy and diplomacy towards the attainment of peace.
Dr. Baig who has been invited on behalf of the World Federation of Consuls, said Gusi Peace award ceremony is a lifetime experience to meet renowned personalities of the world which is indeed a great honor for him as well as for Pakistan.
The ceremony takes place from Nov 20-23rd in Manila to be attended by world leaders, diplomats and other dignitaries. The Gusi Peace Prize is a prestigious award given to best achievements in education, science, research, medicine, journalism, statesmanship, philanthropy and diplomacy towards the attainment of peace.
Dr. Baig who has been invited on behalf of the World Federation of Consuls, said Gusi Peace award ceremony is a lifetime experience to meet renowned personalities of the world which is indeed a great honor for him as well as for Pakistan.
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