Safare Mohommad excels in Toastmasters’ speech competition

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February 18, 2013

Al-Jubail, Feb 18: Toastmasters’ International (area 63, division E, District 79), Al-Jubail conducted a host of competitions as a part of its annual speech competitions. The competitions were held in four main catagories, viz- evaluation, humour speech, table topic and international speech.

Surprisingly one name outdid everyone else thereby emerging as winner in all the categories. Safare Mohommad who competed in all categories beat his contenders to bag himself first place in all the competitions.

In evaluation contest Safare Mohammed was followed by Asif Siddique and Meshari Al Barghouthi. In Humorous speech competition Asif Siddique was the first runner up and Sulaiman Al Teheni was the second runner up. In Table Topic Meshari Al-Barghouti was the first runner up while Asif Siddique settled at the third place.

In International speech competition Bader Al-Telmesani stood second and Asif Siddique stood third.

The competitions were conducted on Friday, February 15 at Al Jude Village. The event was presided over by Area Governor TM Shameer Ahmed, who said that the competitions of this kind help participants sharpen their oratory skills.

Division ‘E’ Governor TM Abdulla Al Shareef, guest of honor TM Nawaf Al Anazi, General Manager – GAS company a Sabic affiliate, DTM R.J. George, Lecturer, Jubail Technical College and others were the guests of honour. Banner Parade of all the clubs under Area 63 was conducted. The presidents of Global, Bechtel, Royal Commission, GAS and Jubail industrial college held the banners with Area 63 Governor.

The winners of the competition will be eligible to take part in the district level competitions.

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