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OPPO and BUP Bring Together Over 2,000 Young Creators at Sfuron 6.0

More than 2,000 young participants came together to capture moments, share perspectives, and express their creativity through Sfuron 6.0, a two-day celebration of photography, visual storytelling, and youth creativity, held on 27–28 September at Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP). Organized by the BUP Photography Society and sponsored by OPPO Bangladesh, the sixth edition of Sfuron brought together young photographers, creators, and students from universities and colleges across Bangladesh.
The event was graced by Brigadier General Mohammad Aksar Khan, Dean of Bangladesh University of Professionals, as Chief Guest. The event provided students and emerging creators with meaningful opportunities to exchange ideas and engage with different forms of visual expression.
Sfuron 6.0 featured a range of creative segments, including a Camera Photography Contest, Mobile Photography Contest, Advertisement Making Contest, and Art and Cartoon Exhibition. With more than 2,000 participants contributing more than 2,000 stories and perspectives, the event created a platform for young creators to explore different forms of visual storytelling and share their creative works with a wider audience.
The two-day program highlighted the growing role of photography and mobile technology in enabling young people to capture everyday experiences and transform them into compelling visual stories. As part of the event, a special video was created around OPPO’s ‘Make Your Moment’ concept, showcasing how young creators observe, capture, and transform everyday moments through their own creative perspectives.
During the event, OPPO Bangladesh Authorize Distributor Marketing Manager Md. Nazimuddaula Niloy with Brand Protion Manager Md Nazmus Sakib was present and OPPO engaged with participants and visitors through special offers and after-sales service discounts, and provided gifts to the winners of the competitions as part of its continued commitment to supporting the young creative community.