Liberation Day (February 26) celebrates the liberation of Kuwait by a multi-national force from seven months of traumatic Iraqi occupation on February 26, 1991. Each year the day is marked with public gatherings and get-togethers.
However, the day is also tinged with sadness as Kuwait remembers and honours the martyrs who lost their lives fighting Iraqi oppression and the 605 Prisoners of War out of which, 236 remains have been found and the fate of 378 POWs is still not known.( As Per July 2008)
Liberation Day (February 26) celebrates the liberation of Kuwait by a multi-national force from seven months of traumatic Iraqi occupation on February 26, 1991. Each year the day is marked with public gatherings and get-togethers.
However, the day is also tinged with sadness as Kuwait remembers and honours the martyrs who lost their lives fighting Iraqi oppression and the 605 Prisoners of War out of which, 236 remains have been found and the fate of 378 POWs is still not known.( As Per July 2008)
Dear All:
As one of our valued stakeholder I am delighted to share with you some good news and a perfect opportunity to meet up again! It has been a while since we had a social get together, with a purpose, hasn't it? Aim to read to the end, trust me you won't regret!
I am pleased to let you know that the Tanzania Edinburgh Community Association (TzECA) as part of the working group with DARF and SASHITA, in collaboration with Tanzania Scotland Network is delighted and honoured to confirm that there will be one great social event, uniquely delivered this time around - never ever tried before in such a highly collaborative style, here referred as Infusion Event, taking place on the 19th March 2011 from 1800hrs to 2300hrs at the Lauriston Jesuit Centre, Lauriston Street, Edinburgh EH3 9DJ.
The event is expected to be one of its kind, and as our value stakeholder, we would not want you to miss this one!
The main purpose of the March 19th 2011 event is to come together and welcome to the new Tanzania High Commissioner H.E Mr. Peter Kallaghe, this being his first visit to Scotland since taking office from the former High Commissioner H.E Mrs Mwanaidi Sinare Majaar.
We can also confirm the Guest of Honour will be H.E. Mr. Peter Kallaghe, High Commissioner of the United Republic of Tanzania to the United Kingdom. Other dignitaries in Scotland have also been invited to the event.
We will be happy to see you join us as our invited guest.
As a community organized event, by dedicated and passionate active members, this is yet another rare historic and great opportunity to come together to celebrate and mingling with Tanzanians and great supporters and friends of Tanzania from Scotland and all over the United Kingdom.
There will be some light touch presentations to highlight and celebrate some of the successes and there will be plenty of networking opportunities. Among many things, there will be African Music, Delicious and Authentic African Style Food on the offing, Scottish Highland Dance and lots more.
- Come and start your weekend evening with us. To confirm your attending please quickly book your place by buying your tickets online
- Reserve your place and buy your tickets today @ http://www.etickets.to/buy/?e=6391 . For Early Birds, there are limited number of discounted tickets for reservations that are secured before 28th February 2011. Get yours now to avoid disappointment!
TzECA continues with this long journey and it will be a great honour for you to be part of this great evolving story between Tanzania and Scotland.
- If you do have items for presentation or may need a slot in the timetable, please make your written submission now and our working group committee will make sure your request is considered and planned as appropriate.
- If your office wants to send formal written brief welcoming message that can be read in public, please do send us the communication and we make efforts to get the message is delivered.
We would appreciate if you could help us with passing the attached LINK @ http://www.etickets.to/buy/?e=6391 and or this email on to those you think could be interested to attend, and feel free to post the link on your websites, facebook, emails etc. Let others know, and COME ONE COME ALL. Please let all your networks know!
Many thanks for your support!
We are enthusiastically looking forward to meeting you on March 19th 2011.
BIG ask - if you are not attending, we will miss you, but you can still help by letting one other person know.
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Kind regards,
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Apollo Temu
Chairperson
Tanzania Edinburgh Community Association (TzECA
