Stake attention in this memory
An indoor multi-stakeholder conference is depicted in a well-lit room, featuring a panel discussion. The event is associated with Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan, as indicated by banners, though the specific building within Quetta City Tehsil is not identifiable. Nine individuals are seated in wooden chairs on an elevated stage covered with green artificial turf, facing an unseen audience. From left to right on the stage: 1. A male in a dark suit with a red tie and beard is seated, leaning forward and holding a wired microphone. 2. A male in a dark traditional shalwar kameez and dark jacket is speaking into a wired microphone. 3. A male in a light-colored traditional shalwar kameez and dark jacket is seated with his hands clasped. 4. A male in a light-colored traditional shalwar kameez and a brown waistcoat is seated. 5. A male in a dark traditional shalwar kameez and dark jacket is seated. 6. A male in a dark traditional shalwar kameez and dark jacket is seated with his hands clasped. 7. A female in a green traditional shalwar kameez with a matching head covering (dupatta) is seated, looking down at a mobile phone in her hands. 8. A male in a dark long-sleeved shirt is seated, looking towards the left side of the stage. 9. A white box with blue text is visible on the stage floor to the right of the female panelist. Behind the stage, a large white banner is prominently displayed. It reads "Multi-Stakeholders Conference on Right to Information Balochistan Right to Information Act, 2021" and "Empowering Youth for Strengthening the Governance System in Balochistan in the Context of RTI." It also lists "Discussion Key Speakers" with headshots and names, indicating the event is located in "Quetta | Balochistan." Logos for "AIDAF" and "NED (National Endowment for Democracy)" are also visible. A smaller blue banner in front of the stage reiterates the conference title and notes it is "Organized by Association for Integrated development Balochistan with the Financial Support of National Endowment for Democracy." The room features light brown wooden paneling on the wall behind the stage. Overhead lighting includes a chandelier with three frosted glass shades and several recessed downlights. Two wall-mounted sconces are visible on the left wall. Two individuals' heads are partially visible in the foreground, suggesting an audience presence.
Loading AttnAds…
No transactions found
