75th Anniversary Conference Day2, Session II, 'Pakistan’s Security Challenges'

SESSION TWO
Pakistan’s Security Challenges

Chair: Dr Saeed Shafqat, Professor and Founding Director, Centre
for Public Policy and Governance, Forman Christian College
University (FCCU), Lahore

Speakers:
1. The Neo-liberal Economic Order: Is it Working?
Dr Ashfaque Hasan Khan, Principal, School of Social Sciences and
Humanities, National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST),
Islamabad

2. Managing Water and Food Security in Pakistan
Dr Muhammad Zia Hashmi, Head, Water Resources and Glaciology, Global
Change Impact Studies Centre, Islamabad

3. Countering the Threat of Terrorism
Mr Imtiaz Gul, Executive Director, Centre for Research and Security
Studies, Islamabad

[rkpvalluru]

The fact there are few viewers, shows the importance of this conference

[zahraimtiaz]

All mamber apershade thanks miss neelam shahzad

[chebrolusubbarao]

Hamara galti kuch nahee, saare galti logonka hain.

[zahraimtiaz]

Asslam o alikum thak you all goverment

[multicommunity]

Maybe Pakistan is not eating medicine and blaming the doctor

[samitranjan]

Who said IMF is trying to help you get of development. They have one and one role only .. to get their initial capital back .

They are a bank ..they just care about getting they initial capital bank

[shahidahmed]

How unfortunate for Pakistan that we have such qualified people, and Pakistan is still poor or stays deprived of the real independence on major strategic military and economic development decisions for Pakistan. Why we become victims of the ruthless hypocrite American Octopus. Why is it so easy for external enemies and internal enemies to trap Pakistan in a Bermuda triangle which has never allowed Pakistan to progress economically in the past seventy years. Why is the hidden powers establishment given unlimited powers making them unaccountable for thier criminal and most importantly damaging decisions for Pakistan. Unless all the institutions are made strong and independent, we will continue to suffer as we are going thru most dangerous situation today.

[JackBlackSM]

So why does Pakistan borrow from the IMF? Who asked? Who forced? You guys have no shame in borrowing again and again.