WMF to Launch ‘Mehfil International’ in Dublin on November 14

DUBLIN — The World Malayalee Federation (WMF) will officially launch its new global music community, ‘Mehfil International’, in Dublin, Ireland, on November 14.

The initiative aims to bring Malayalees across the world together through music. It is being launched as part of WMF’s efforts to strengthen connections among Malayalees living in different countries and in Kerala.

Music has always played an important role in bringing people together, especially among Malayalees living away from their homeland. Through Mehfil International, WMF hopes to create a common platform where people can sing, share their musical talents and enjoy music, regardless of where they live.

The platform is open to everyone who loves music. Singers, instrumentalists, trained musicians and ordinary music lovers can all take part. There will be no strict rules or formal requirements. Even those who simply enjoy singing a few lines of a favourite song will be welcome.

The initiative is designed to connect Malayalees across different parts of the world, allowing them to perform and enjoy music together. WMF believes that music can strengthen friendships and create a sense of belonging among people living far from Kerala.

The launch will take place alongside the WMF Ireland Family Meeting in Dublin on November 14.

WMF founder Prince Pallikkunnel (Austria), Global President Annie Libu (USA), Europe Regional President Shaiju Thomas (Ireland), Global Vice-President Roselet Philip (Ireland) and other European representatives are expected to attend.

The inaugural gathering will feature Malayalee songs that reflect the culture and memories of Kerala. Artists and music lovers from across Ireland are also expected to join the event.

With Mehfil International, WMF hopes to build a welcoming global community where music becomes a shared language connecting Malayalees across borders.