Shahdara Roundtable :: Discussions, seminars and debates

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IMPERIAL SOCIETY FOR ACADEMICS AND INTELLECTUALS
Established by Imperial Proclamation
1856
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At the behest of the University of Shahdara, the Imperial Society for Academics and Intellectuals would, in the general interest of encouraging the development of positive dialogue among intellectuals from a broad spectrum of philosophical, political and ideological views, like to announce the Shahdara Roundtable.

The Shahdara Roundtable invites diplomats, politicians, analysts, journalists, economists and other learned commentators on international affairs or matters of global interest to congregate in Shahdara to engage in healthy dialogue and discussion. The University of Shahdara would like to state clearly that individuals from all viewpoints are welcome as long as dialogue is kept civil and the code of conduct is followed by all, in the interest of maintaining the atmosphere of seriousness that this conference espouses.

Additionally, arrangements have been made with the Council for Diplomatic Affairs of Sikandara to expedite the immigration paperwork for all officially registered speakers and participants for the conference – regardless of the nationality. The Imperial Society would furthermore like to assure all those invited that security, accomodations and other necessities shall be fully taken care of by the University of Shahdara.

The following individuals have been officially approved and registered by the Imperial Society for the Shahdara Roundtable:

Sikandara

• Raza Khan Effendi – former Grand Councillor for Diplomatic Affairs
• Faisal Hazoori – Journalist
• Mir Elahi Baksh – Professor of International Relations and Political Science, University of Shervan

The following institutions have been officially approved and registered by the Imperial Society for the Shahdara Roundtable:

• University of Madeline – Soulwood (Cantignia)

 

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Colonial University of Perdition at Fairfield

Though amusing and curious, we believe that we speak on behalf of all Colonial Universities when we say Shahdara is a most unfitting venue to host any such roundtable of intellectuals. Many glaring deficiencies exist within Sikandara and its novelty cities that sending any one of our students or alumni might only be considered to separate zoological facts from fiction.


University of Madeline at Soulwood

Learned scholars from Cantignia, Engellex, and new members of our intellectual community from the Francophone world stand to have their horizons broadened by this essential gathering held by Sikandarans.