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Mr Fawad Hassan Fawad, Former Federal Secretary and Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, highlights Pakistan's institutional capacity to play a role in the Middle East
Lieutenant General (retd) Sikander Afzal says economic and financial strengths of a country determine its future
Air Vice Marshal (retd) Sajid Habib sheds light on the indigenisation of weapon production in Pakistan
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Dr Syed Raghab Ali, Director General, Lahore Institute of Research and Analysis, highlights changing global environment
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Seminar condemned India for holding IWT in abeyance and also for rejecting ICA's recent verdict in favour of Pakistan.Options discussed incl stronger diplomatic, legal initiatives to force India to accept Intl Rules on Treaties.Use of Force if India persists with water as weapon
Mr Malik Muhammad Ahmad Khan, Speaker, Punjab Assembly, says Parliament and provincial assemblies are the places for such discussions being held at universities.
Mr Irfan Ali, Former Federal Secretary, Ministry of Water Resources, says World Bank favoured India when the Indus Waters Treaty was being signed, but we cannot withdraw from it now.
Mr Ross Masud, Former Legal Adviser, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, throws light on the early phase shaping the Indus Waters Treaty between Pakistan and India.
Dr Sikander Ahmed Shah, Professor of Law, Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), suggests using force as the last option for water.
Mr Muhammad Ismail Rahoo, Minister for Universities and Boards, Government of Sindh, says acres of land have been encroached by the ocean in several Sindh districts.
Lieutenant General (retd) Muzammil Hussain, Former Chairman, Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA), says India had been trying to abrogate the Indus Waters Treaty in many ways before its unilateral abolition in 2025.
Syed Mehar Ali Shah, Pakistan Commissioner for Indus Waters, says that India's unilateral abolition of Indus Waters Treaty created political space for Pakistan.
Syed Mehar Ali Shah, Pakistan Commissioner for Indus Waters, says that India's unilateral abolition of Indus Waters Treaty created political space for Pakistan
Nisar Khuhro, Senator, Pakistan People's Party (PPP), says, "We only wanted a certain amount of water that could push the rising ocean back, but not half of that amount was promised."
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