Re-engaging for peace: "Moving towards more constructive areas"
Aman ki Asha strategic seminar, 'Re Engagement for Peace' in Karachi, March 8-9, 2011, Karachi
"Many thanks for the friendship and goodwill lavished on us in Karachi. It was wonderful to be there and take part in the latest Aman ki Asha effort.
The atmosphere and the quality of the exchanges were exceptional. I feel something has been achieved by the Aman ki Asha initiative to take dialogue away from the reflexively hostile towards more constructive areas. Let us hope this becomes a persuasive trendsetter.
Congratulations and all good wishes for the future of the venture"
- Salman Haidar,
former foreign secretary, India
"It was a pleasure to be part of this venture. I would like to wish Aman ki Asha the very best in this endeavour. I personally believe unless we have peace in the region and can live as compatible neighbours, we will not be able to resolve the insurmountable issues we face as a country and as a people."
- Roshaneh Zafar,
Managing Director,
Kashf Foundation
"It was a wonderful experience. I enjoyed every bit of my stay in Karachi. Thank you for the kind hospitality. Everything was take care of so efficiently. My congratulations to the Aman ki Asha team that made the seminar a great success. There was a lot for me to learn. It was also a great opportunity to make many friends. I will cherish this visit to Karachi after a long gap of 13 years. I look forward to staying in touch."
- Dr. Ajay Darshan Behera,
Coordinator, Pakistani
Studies Programme, Jamia Millia University,
New Delhi
"Let me congratulate Aman ki Asha for taking this potentially critical initiative, and for successfully organising this seminar with participation from Pakistan and India. I wish you all the success in bringing the two - estranged - neighbours closer, and I will certainly look forward to whatever contribution I can make to support your effort."
- Dr. Shoaib Suddle,
Federal Tax Ombudsman, Pakistan
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
"Many thanks for the friendship and goodwill lavished on us in Karachi. It was wonderful to be there and take part in the latest Aman ki Asha effort.
The atmosphere and the quality of the exchanges were exceptional. I feel something has been achieved by the Aman ki Asha initiative to take dialogue away from the reflexively hostile towards more constructive areas. Let us hope this becomes a persuasive trendsetter.
Congratulations and all good wishes for the future of the venture"
- Salman Haidar,
former foreign secretary, India
"It was a pleasure to be part of this venture. I would like to wish Aman ki Asha the very best in this endeavour. I personally believe unless we have peace in the region and can live as compatible neighbours, we will not be able to resolve the insurmountable issues we face as a country and as a people."
- Roshaneh Zafar,
Managing Director,
Kashf Foundation
"It was a wonderful experience. I enjoyed every bit of my stay in Karachi. Thank you for the kind hospitality. Everything was take care of so efficiently. My congratulations to the Aman ki Asha team that made the seminar a great success. There was a lot for me to learn. It was also a great opportunity to make many friends. I will cherish this visit to Karachi after a long gap of 13 years. I look forward to staying in touch."
- Dr. Ajay Darshan Behera,
Coordinator, Pakistani
Studies Programme, Jamia Millia University,
New Delhi
"Let me congratulate Aman ki Asha for taking this potentially critical initiative, and for successfully organising this seminar with participation from Pakistan and India. I wish you all the success in bringing the two - estranged - neighbours closer, and I will certainly look forward to whatever contribution I can make to support your effort."
- Dr. Shoaib Suddle,
Federal Tax Ombudsman, Pakistan
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Pakistan-India MPs push for better ties
From Web Edition
NEW DELHI: Parliamentarians from Pakistan and India met here on August 23-24 in their fourth round of the India-Pakistan Parliament .....more
From Web EditionNEW DELHI: Parliamentarians from Pakistan and India met here on August 23-24 in their fourth round of the India-Pakistan Parliament .....more
Independence Day: No borders for celebrations
CHANDIGARH: Borders don't stop them from praying for peace and paying homage to the martyrs of Independence struggle. A few youngsters from India and Pakistan have decide
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CHANDIGARH: Borders don't stop them from praying for peace and paying homage to the martyrs of Independence struggle. A few youngsters from India and Pakistan have decide
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An artist's bid to bridge the India-Pakistan gap
ATTARI: Amid reports of unrest among Pakistani Hindu's, a truck artist from Pakistan, Haider Ali is committed to bridge gap between people of India and Pakistan by exhibi
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ATTARI: Amid reports of unrest among Pakistani Hindu's, a truck artist from Pakistan, Haider Ali is committed to bridge gap between people of India and Pakistan by exhibi
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India to offer fresh trade sops to Pakistan to strengthen ties
Sidhartha & Rajeev Deshpande | TNN
NEW DELHI: In a move to help promote trade and bilateral ties with Pakistan, the government is set to slash 30% items or 254 pro .....more
Sidhartha & Rajeev Deshpande | TNNNEW DELHI: In a move to help promote trade and bilateral ties with Pakistan, the government is set to slash 30% items or 254 pro .....more
Nationalism should retire at 65
Mohsin Hamid
Dare to think of a morality that's at least Asian, if not universal in scale
My home country, Pakistan, was born 65 years ago tod .....more
Mohsin HamidDare to think of a morality that's at least Asian, if not universal in scale
My home country, Pakistan, was born 65 years ago tod .....more
Sharing stories
Continuing an email exchange that's "adding energy to promoting peace between Pakistan and India"
Looking at how the Sohni-Mahiwal and Mirza-Sahiban .....more
Continuing an email exchange that's "adding energy to promoting peace between Pakistan and India"Looking at how the Sohni-Mahiwal and Mirza-Sahiban .....more
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The Jang Group has entered into an agreement with the Times of India Group, the largest media group of India, to campaign for peace betw
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