March 6, 2017
Actress-activist Dia Mirza, impressed by Canadian Prime
Minister Justin Trudeau, says young people need leaders to help them recognise
the power of their voice.
Dia, who met Trudeau last month in Delhi as the
UN Goodwill Ambassador for India, was floored to see how "well he knows young
minds".
"His keynote speech followed by his interaction with us was
indicative of how well he knows young minds. His answers were evocative of
empathy, a desire to help each person in the audience understand the role every
person can play to inspire leadership," Dia said in a statement.
"Young
people need leaders to help them recognise the power of their voice," she added.
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