Islamabad, 15th June 2015: At the mark of the one year anniversary of Operation Zarb-e-Azab, Senator Sehar Kamran (TI), President Centre for Pakistan and Gulf Studies, felicitated the nation and the Armed Forces at the triumphs of the campaign that has become the benchmark of Pakistan’s fight against terrorism. She said the Operation which began on 15th June,…
By Senator Sehar Kamran (TI) Jun 17, 2015 “We fought for Bangladesh’s ‘swabhimaan’ (honor)… alongside Mukti Jodhas (Mukti Bahani)… for Bangladesh.” –Narindra Modi, Indian Prime Minister Address at the University of Dhaka 7th June 2015 Once again, in the contentious history of the post-colonial subcontinent, has an Indian Premiere unabashedly admitted to interfering in the affairs…
By Senator Sehar Kamran (TI) Jun 10, 2015 The ever-present mot in the rumormongers’ eye, Pakistan’s nuclear weapons program has made it to the headlines again. This time the country is allegedly at the brink of proliferating nuclear weapons to Saudi Arabia. This particular sensational story was broken by the Sunday Times, and quoted, very…
Senator Sehar kamran (TI), President CPGS, met with H.E Dr Abdul Latif bin Rashid Al Zayani Secretary General of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC)
Islamabad: The Centre for Pakistan and Gulf Studies (CPGS) organized a roundtable discussion on “Pakistan and Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO): Building Common Understanding” in collaboration with Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) at the CPGS office. The discussion was chaired by Lt. Gen (R) Syed M Owais, HI(M), Executive member Advisory Board; and the keynote speakers were…
By Senator Sehar Kamran (TI) Apr 22, 2015 Canada recently signed a 280 million dollar deal for the supply of 3,000 metric tonnes of uranium over the next five years to India, a nuclear weapon state outside the NPT. This deal comes against the backdrop of expert warnings that the agreement will spur proliferation in…
By Senator Sehar Kamran (TI) Apr 22, 2015 Canada recently signed a 280 million dollar deal for the supply of 3,000 metric tonnes of uranium over the next five years to India, a nuclear weapon state outside the NPT. This deal comes against the backdrop of expert warnings that the agreement will spur proliferation in…
ISLAMABAD March 31, 2014: A seminar on “Pakistan-India relations: Challenges and Prospects was held here today at the Centre for Pakistan and Gulf Studies (CPGS). While welcoming the participants of the seminar, Senator Sehar Kamran (TI), President CPGS, emphasized the importance of Pakistan’s relations with its immediate neighbour to the east, India. Lt. Gen. (R)…
By Senator Sehar Kamran (TI) Mar 13, 2015 The Washington Post recently published a story on Pakistan’s construction of two new units at the Karachi Nuclear power Plant site. The article has variously been quoted by media sources both internationally and in Pakistan. The article has lumped together a lot of unrelated issues with regards to Pakistan’s nuclear…
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