Saturday, January 14, 2012, Time: 10:30am - 4:00pm
Where: Punjab Institute of Language Art and Culture (PILAC), Qaddafi Stadium,
Lahore, Pakistan
The objective of the convention is to create a shared constituency for peace in both Pakistan and India by highlighting and publicising concrete benefits of relaxing the visa regime.
. Panel Discussion . Dance Performance
. Music . Award Distribution . Theatre
Chief Guests:
Saajia Mir - PPP, Aarifa Khalid - PML(N)
Guest Speakers:
Iftikhar Ahmad, Khalid Zaheer
For more information:
Phone: +92-42-3584-2640,
Email: info@peaceandsecularstudies.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/RelaxedVisa
Website: relaxedvisa.org
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