Mangaluru: Bearys Convention, 2019 from Feb 8

Prominent political and social personalities expected to attend

Vartha Bharati | 03-02-2019 | 19:59:00 IST

Mangaluru: Bearys Convention, 2019 from Feb 8

Mangaluru: Bearys Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI), will organise its Bearys Convention-2019, at Kudmul Rangarao Town Hall here between Feb 8 to 10.

Karnataka Home Minister MB Patil will inaugurate the convention on Feb 8 at 5 pm, while Urban Development Minister UT Khader will release the souvenir. Parliamentary secretary Ivan D'Souza, MLC BM Farooq, MLA Vedavyas Kamath, mayor Bhaskar K Moily, Yenepoya University vice chancellor Y Abdul Kunhi, former minister B Ramanath Rai, former MLA BA Moideen Bava and others will participate in the convention.

Prominent personalities from political and social streams from across the country and gulf countries are also expected to attend the convention.

The customers and businessmen will also benefit from various business stalls, exchange of thoughts, social gathering, food joints and others. Beary cultural programs will be organised on each of the three evenings of the convention, Beary convention convener Mansoor Ahmed and BCCI president SM Rasheed Haji informed.

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