The inaugural Universal Network for International Training and Education (UNITE) successfully convened under the theme: Character Building and Peace from Sirah (PBAH) and Modern Perspectives. The event was a profound exploration of the timeless teachings of the Sirah of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and their relevance in addressing modern societal challenges.
The session was gracefully opened by Ayesha Noor, a BS Psychology scholar, who served as the event’s Emcee. She invited Mr. Ali Raza to begin the proceedings with a soulful recitation from the Holy Quran, setting a reflective tone for the gathering.
Dr. Salma Razzaq, the Chief Organizer and Assistant Professor at Air University, then took the stage to officially set the floor. In her opening remarks, she highlighted the importance of character building and peace as the cornerstone of a harmonious society. Her thoughtful introduction laid the foundation for the discussions to follow.
The event featured impactful sessions led by prominent scholars:
Both speakers underscored the vital role of character building in addressing societal issues and the importance of internal peace as a prerequisite for global harmony.
The event’s discussions were structured into three main sessions:
The sessions explored various dimensions of character development and peacebuilding, addressing several key questions.
Throughout the event, the interactive nature of the sessions stood out. Attendees engaged actively, posing thought-provoking questions to the speakers and in the chat box.
Questions sparked insightful responses from the speakers, as well as comments by Raja Nasir and the organizing team. These moments enriched the discussions and highlighted the event’s collaborative spirit.
The event concluded with an inspiring address by Raja Nasir, Patron-in-Chief of the event and Founder & President of Skills' Edge International Nexus University. He outlined plans for future initiatives, including more events, conferences, and the establishment of SEINU as a platform to break educational barriers in Pakistan and beyond. Raja Nasir’s vision for a more inclusive and accessible education system resonated strongly with the audience.
Finally, Laraib Shahid, the event’s Secretary, delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the speakers, organizers, and participants for their invaluable contributions. Her words captured the spirit of collaboration and commitment that defined the 1st UNITE.
The 1st UNITE has established a high standard for future events, showcasing the effectiveness of dialogue and collaboration in tackling crucial issues. With its focus on character building and peace, the event has laid the groundwork for transformative discussions and initiatives aimed at societal betterment.
Stay tuned for updates on upcoming UNITE events and initiatives as SEINU and its partners continue their mission to create meaningful change through education and inspiration.