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ISSI Signs MoU with Social Protection Resource Centre (SPRC)

The Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI) has formalized a partnership with the Social Protection Resource Centre (SPRC) by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MOU aims to enhance collaboration in research and policy dialogue, with a special focus on intra-regional trade, economic integration and connectivity. The MOU was signed by Ambassador Sohail Mahmood, Director General ISSI, and Dr. Safdar Sohail, Executive Director SPRC. Speaking on the occasion, Ambassador Sohail Mahmood underscored ISSI’s commitment to foster collaboration with think-tanks and research institutions with niche area specialization like the SPRC. He underlined that such partnerships are mutually-advantageous, enabling both the

January 13, 2025

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Can South Asia escape the poverty trap through regional trade?

Listen to the article LONDON: After Donald Trump’s victory in the US election, many scholars believe that the world has entered a new era of global economic and political order, as other Western countries experience a similar wave of populism. This article discusses that in the context of global populism, regional trade could be a more effective substitute for achieving comparative advantages in international trade and enhancing prosperity. Trump and other populist leaders in the West share a common goal: industrial policy (IP). IPs are state-led government programs – such as trade protection, subsidies, tax incentives and R&D funding –

In a significant move Afghan, Chinese officials inaugurate freight train

ISLAMABAD: Afghan and Chinese officials on Thursday re-launched the direct China-Afghanistan Freight Train Service in a significant move to boost trade and economic ties. Special envoy for Afghan affairs of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Dr Yue Xiaoyong, and Afghan Ambassador Bilal Karimi were also present on the occasion, according to officials of the two countries. “Together with Afghanistan Amb. #BilalKamiri# in Nantong, one of the BRI (Built and Road Initiative) hub cities, north of Shanghai, celebrating the relaunching of China-Afghanistan direct freight train service,” the Chinese special envoy wrote on X. “Happily delivered a congratulation message this morning 31/10/’24 on

Forging Futures: Pakistan & Saudi Arabia’s Strategic Convergence

In the intricate mosaic of global alliances, few relationships resonate with the profound depth and timeless essence of the bond between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. This is not merely a diplomatic rapport but a tapestry woven with threads of shared faith, cultural affinity, and mutual aspirations. As the sands of time shift, this enduring brotherhood is poised to transcend into an unprecedented economic partnership, turning the pages of history to a chapter where ancient ties invigorate modern ambitions. Recent declarations by Saudi Investment Minister Khalid Al-Falih, proclaiming “no limits to Pak-Saudi economic cooperation,” are not hollow diplomatic overtures but echoes

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