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March 4, 2025

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Rabya Kulsoom urges chips to stop hiring cricket as ambassadors, let them play cricket

Listen to the article Pakistani actress Rabya Kulsoom has taken on social media to express her frustration and express concerns about crickets appearing in brand campaigns. Taking on Instagram, Rabya Kulsoom made a strong call for brands, urging them to stop hiring cricket as their ambassadors and allow them to focus exclusively on the sport. He wrote: “I would like to ask all the brands to stop taking these crickets as their brand faces and let them focus on what they need to do -they go to cricket.” Photo: Screngrab In a sarcastic comment on Pakistan’s performance, the actress suggested

February 12, 2025

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Sarfaraz Ahmed named between Ambassadors for Champions Trophy 2025

Former Captain of Pakistan Sarfaraz Ahmed puts with ICC Champions Trophy near the Pyrgos Bridge in London, United Kingdom on June 19, 2017 – ICC Former Pakistan Captain Sarfaraz Ahmed was named Wednesday as one of the four ambassadors of the ICC Men Trophy 2025 Trophy Men’s Champions, scheduled to run from February 19 to 9 March. Wicketkeeper Batter, who led Pakistan to their title with an overwhelming 180 victory over India leaders in the 2017 final, joins India’s Shikhar Dhawan, Australia’s Shikhar Dhawan and Tim Southee of New Zealand . Sharing his enthusiasm for recognition, Sarfaraz Ahmed said he

February 12, 2025

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Sarfaraz Ahmed between ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Ambassadors

With just a week left before the ICC Men’s Trophy 2025 men’s champion, the Cricket International Council (ICC) announced official ambassadors to the tournament. Among them are the 2017 Pakistani champion, the captain who won Trophy, Sarfaraz Ahmed, along with Shane Watson (Australia), Shikhar Dhawan (India) and Tim Southee (New Zealand). Ambassadors, all former Trophy Champions participants, will provide fans exclusive knowledge through columns, participation in races and personal concerns throughout the competition. The tournament will see the top eight teams competing for classy white jackets. Sarfaraz Ahmed shared his enthusiasm for being part of the event, reminding Pakistan’s 2017

May 22, 2024

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Wasim Akram and Ravi Shastri among 54 named Cricket Australia’s Multicultural Ambassadors for two years

From left to right: Wasim Akram, Alana King, Ravi Shastri, Usman Khawaja and Mel Jones. — Geo News Archive MELBOURNE: Cricket Australia is proud to launch the Multicultural Ambassador Program, naming 54 individuals with diverse backgrounds and experience from government, business, sport, media and the community as the inaugural representatives. Announced as a key action by Cricket Australia’s Multicultural Action Plan, the Ambassador Program brings together respected leaders from a variety of sectors to champion inclusion and drive positive change in sport and the wider community. The list of ambassadors includes many past and present players, as well as industry

Institute of Strategic Studies organises webinar on Palestine

ISLAMABAD: The Centre for Afghanistan, Middle East & Africa (CAMEA) at the Institute of Strategic Studies (ISSI) had a Webinar titled Palestine Under Siege today. The distinguished panel of experts included: Nader Alturk, Deputy Head of Mission / Counselor at the Palestinian Embassy in Pakistan, Dr Mohammad Makram Balawi, Palestinian writer and President of Asia Middle East Forum, Ambassador Javid Hafeez, Former Pakistani Diplomat, Dr Daud Abdullah, Director Middle East Monitor (MEMO), Muhammad Oves Anwar, Director Research Society of International Law (RSIL), Dr. Nazir Hussain, Former Dean School of Politics and International Relations, QAU, Dr Bilal Ahmed, Director General Middle

CAMERA launches book on Covid impact

ISLAMABAD: The Centre for Afghanistan, Middle East & Africa (CAMEA) at the Institute of Strategic Studies (ISSI) had the official launch of its first edited book titled, ‘The Covid Challenge: Impact on the Middle East & Africa.’ The Keynote address was delivered by Dr Sania Nishtar, Special Assistant of Pakistan’s Prime Minister and Federal Minister, Poverty Alleviation and Social Safety Ministry. The Chief Guest on the occasion was Shafqat Mahmood, Federal Minister for Education. Other distinguished discussants included: Dr Khalid Hussain Memon, Special Secretary Middle East, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pakistan; Ali Javed, Additional Secretary Africa, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Pakistan & Belarus to boost bilateral relations in diverse sectors: Ambassadors

ISLAMABAD: Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies hosted a Webinar on “Pakistan-Belarus Relations: Opportunities for Collaborations”. Andrei Metelista, Ambassador of Belarus to Pakistan, Sajjad Haider Khan, Ambassador of Pakistan to Belarus, and Prof. Dr Mecheslau Chasnouski, Head of International Relations Department, Belarusian State University, were amongst the speakers.  According to the press release, Farhat Asif, Founder President, Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies, moderated the session. The webinar highlighted the importance of cooperation between Pakistan and Belarus, especially in the fields of Business, Education, and Tourism. Ambassadors from both sides shared important opportunities and insights for business executives, academicians, students, faculty members, tourists, and

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