Lamtluang Online News: The Mizo Zirlai Pawl (MZP) successfully hosted Zofest 2024 at Lalbuanga Sailo Run in West Phaileng, commencing on 3 November 2024. The event drew delegates from various states, including Mizoram and its neighbouring states, as well as from the USA. On 4 December 2024, Chief Minister Pu Lalduhoma attended the second session of the programme, where he launched the Zofest Souvenir, Zawlbuk, and expressed his appreciation for MZP's efforts in promoting peace and unity among the Zo ethnic community.
The Chief Minister commended MZP for recognising him as a non-corrupt politician and acknowledged his role in bringing peace and harmony to the state during the Mizoram disturbance period. He expressed his delight in being part of MZP and his willingness to accept their invitations. Furthermore, the Chief Minister advised MZP leaders to collaborate closely with the government to bring about positive changes in the state.
This year's Zofest marked the seventh edition of the programme, with the theme "Hrui khat vuanin" (holding on to the one rope). The programme aimed to promote Zo culture and language, as well as to strengthen ties with other communities. Pu Lalthianghlima, MZP President, highlighted the significance of Zofest in promoting unity and harmony among the Zo people.
He noted that MZP has expanded its reach to Manipur, Assam, and Tripura, and has witnessed the positive impact of their efforts over the years. The programme was moderated by Pu C. Lalremruata, Vice President, MZP, and Evan. VL Hruaisanga offered the invocation. Pu Chinkhanmanga Thomte, General Secretary, presented the report.
The inaugural Zofest was held in Lamka in 2002, and this year's programme was attended by delegates from various states, including Mizoram and its neighbouring states, as well as from the USA. The programme focused on promoting Mizo culture and language, and strengthening ties with other communities. The MZP organises Zofest to promote unity and understanding among different Zo communities.
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| Zofest 2024 at West Phaileng |
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