Malala, Satyarthi in Oslo to attend Nobel Peace Prize ceremony tomorrow!

[WAJsal]

I wish I could meet them tomorrow in Oslo, but unfortunately I have a flight for Pakistan

when you landing just asking?plus i dont get why she is travelling in such SHAHI style,if im not wrong thats a bullet proof car,and a private jet nice

If go to Karachi must eat student biryani in Saddar bazar:wink: safe journey and don't be LOCKED UP instead of lockdown:grin:
Congrats Malala.

students not the best though

 

[mughal arslan shah mirza]

Congratulations to both.

 

[ghazi52]

Nobel Peace Prize laureates Kailash Satyarthi (R) and Malala Yousafzai hold their Nobel Prize medals during the Nobel Peace Prize awards ceremony at the City Hall in Oslo. -AFP Photo

OSLO: Malala Yousafzai of Pakistan and Kailash Satyarthi of India on Wednesday received the Nobel Peace Prize for risking their lives to fight for children's rights. The 17-year-old Malala, the youngest ever Nobel winner, and Satyarthi, age 60, collected the award at a ceremony in the Norwegian capital to a standing ovation.

 

[wolfschanzze]

We thought it was impossible to unite permanent enemies; Pakistanis and Indians on a single platform, so we awarded them both to make sure it's possible. Nobel Peace Prize committee might have been surprised after hearing both winners speaking orally same indigenous language though

Seriously, you think so??
Enjoy your time

 

[iPhone]

A heartful congratulations to both Mr. Satyarthi and little Malala on their well deserving and joyous win. South Asia is been the talk the entire day in the western world. Bravo!!!

 

[FNFAL]

Those rare moments when we do not have to scorn at the achievements of each other.
May our generation lay witness to many more such memorable events .

 

[CENTCOM]

We are happy and proud of Malala Yousafzai’s achievements at this young age and congratulate Pakistan on her receiving her Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo today. Her quest for education is commendable. No nation can achieve greatness without its population being educated. It is a fact that Pakistan’s population numbers nearly 200 million. Twenty five percent of this is between 5 and 16 years old. The nation’s constitution guarantees all these children free and compulsory education. But nearly half the 52 million do not go to school; a large majority of them are girls.

The United States supports Pakistan’s quest for education. That is one of the reasons a large chunk of both our government and private resources go towards education in Pakistan. We stand united with every child in Pakistan and strongly support their pursuit for education. An educated Pakistan will be a stronger Pakistan!

Abdul Quddus
DET - U.S. Central Command
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