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One-day National Seminar on Biological Weapons Convention Implementation Challenges September 19, 2018

Center for International Strategic Studies (CISS), a think tank based in Islamabad, organized a one-day National Seminar on Biological Weapons Convention: Implementation Challenges on September 19, 2018, at the Multipurpose Hall Islamabad Club, in Islamabad. Ambassador Ali Sarwar Naqvi, Executive Director, CISS in his welcome address stressed that the prospect of biological weapons use in [...]

National Conference on Pakistan’s Foreign Policy: Challenges and Opportunities on July 18, 2018

“CPEC has become the development brand of Pakistan”, says DG Projects CPEC, Hassan Dawood. The Center for International Strategic Studies held a one-day national conference on “Pakistan’s Foreign Policy: Challenges and Opportunities”, on July 18, 2018 at Marriott Hotel, Islamabad. The Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Mr. Abdullah Hussain Haroon was the keynote speaker. In his [...]

Seminar on Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) Implementation Challenges on May 15, 2018

Pakistan remains strongly opposed to the use of chemical weapons anywhere by anyone under any circumstances: Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua “Pakistan remains fully committed to the objectives of CWC and continues to actively and constructively participate in OPCW’s work.” This was stated by Pakistan’s Foreign Secretary Ms Tehmina Janjua while speaking at the Seminar on [...]

The Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy and Pakistan

A one-day seminar was organized by the Center for International Strategic Studies (CISS) and the Pakistan Institute of International Affairs (PIIA) on ‘The Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy and Pakistan’ with DG IAEA, Mr. Yukiya Amano in attendance. Executive Director, Ambassador Ali Sarwar Naqvi said in his welcome remarks that Pakistan has a long history [...]

CISS-Atlantic Council Conference on Assessing South Asia’s Nuclear Security

Almost two decades have passed since the Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests in May 1998. However, the expectation that after the overt nuclearization of South Asia would usher in an era of peace and stability, as India and Pakistan realize the futility of conflict and the disastrous consequences of a conflict under the nuclear shadow […]