Building bridges: Thailand hosts India-Pakistan dialogue
Key opinion makers met in Bangkok for the 11th round of the Chaophraya Dialogue from 18 – 20 December 2012.
BANGKOK:
Key opinion makers from India and Pakistan, including parliamentarians, former diplomats, military officers, journalists from the print and electronic media, academics and policy experts met in Bangkok for the 11th round of the Chaophraya Dialogue from 18 – 20 December 2012, organised by the Jinnah Institute (JI) and the Australia India Institute (AII). According to a press release, the Chaophraya Dialogue is an Indo-Pak Track-II initiative to encourage informed discussion of bilateral relations and enhance stakes in peace. This year, participants thoroughly discussed conflict prevention by means of trade, crisis stability, and people to people contacts.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 21st, 2012.
Key opinion makers from India and Pakistan, including parliamentarians, former diplomats, military officers, journalists from the print and electronic media, academics and policy experts met in Bangkok for the 11th round of the Chaophraya Dialogue from 18 – 20 December 2012, organised by the Jinnah Institute (JI) and the Australia India Institute (AII). According to a press release, the Chaophraya Dialogue is an Indo-Pak Track-II initiative to encourage informed discussion of bilateral relations and enhance stakes in peace. This year, participants thoroughly discussed conflict prevention by means of trade, crisis stability, and people to people contacts.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 21st, 2012.