Tag: #Peace

  • UNIDO-NRSP Organized 16-Day of Activism Sessions in District Sujawal

    UNIDO-NRSP Organized 16-Day of Activism Sessions in District Sujawal

    United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) organized “16 Days of Activism training sessions” in collaboration with its implementing partner National Rural Support Programme (NRSP) in District Sujawal’s village Haroon Charo to raise awareness about gender-based violence and empower the local community through capacity-building sessions, creative engagement, and financial literacy training. The event brought together community…

  • Why the tears don’t come

    Why the tears don’t come

    For some, finding a soul mate feels like a gift—a bond that makes life more complete. But when life throws unbearable challenges, those deep bonds can make loss all the more piercing. At first, grief is all-consuming, yet, as time goes on, it gradually slips into the background, shaping itself to fit into our lives…

  • World Peace: An Elusive Concept?

    World Peace: An Elusive Concept?

    In his late 18th-century essay Perpetual Peace, philosopher Immanuel Kant outlined a visionary program for achieving lasting global peace. He proposed measures such as abolishing standing armies, stopping states from interfering in each other’s affairs, and ensuring national funds were not used to provoke conflicts. Kant emphasized the importance of universal hospitality, where all individuals…

  • Threads of Harmony: Weaving a Tapestry of Peace and Cultural Diversity in Pakistan

    Threads of Harmony: Weaving a Tapestry of Peace and Cultural Diversity in Pakistan

    Pakistan is a multi-ethnic and multi-diverse country with a rich history of conquest and migration, which has contributed to Pakistan’s cultural, linguistic, and religious diversity. Our unique landscapes in each province also present a vast picture of ethnicity and religious disparities. Therefore, it is also difficult to identify our country with a single religion or…

  • Army Chief: “Pakistan’s efforts for peace in Afghanistan will not go in vain.”

    Army Chief: “Pakistan’s efforts for peace in Afghanistan will not go in vain.”

    RAWALPINDI: On Monday, the Chief of Army staff stated, “Efforts for peace and security in Afghanistan are in action; the world will benefit from Pakistan’s efforts.” While talking informally at the end of the primary function of Defense and Martyrs’ Day at GHQ Rawalpindi, the Army Chief said that we must eradicate all forms of…

  • Why Pakistan wants a peaceful Afghanistan

    Why Pakistan wants a peaceful Afghanistan

    This opinion article has been shared by Muhammad Mustansar.  Afghanistan has been in news since the war on terror started in 2001. It’s been more than 2 decades when we heard about the bomb blasts, drone attacks, collapsed infrastructure, and devastated health conditions of the local people of Afghanistan. They are suffering from the aftermath…

  • DIG Operations seeks cooperation of ulmas to ensure peace Muharram

    DIG Operations seeks cooperation of ulmas to ensure peace Muharram

      Lahore:  DIG Operations Lahore Sajid Kayani sought full support and cooperation of ulmas and religious scholars for maintaining the atmosphere of brotherhood and tolerance in Holy Month of Muharram. He expressed these views while addressing a seminar on “Mutual Role of Police and People in Maintaining Law and Order” at Darul Uloom Jamia Naeemia…

  • Islam: Religion of Peace and Forgiveness

    Islam: Religion of Peace and Forgiveness

    This opinion is written by Muhammad Usman. The word Islam is derived from an Arabic word that has two meanings. One is obedience and the second is peace. Islam ranks second among the largest religions in the world. The Followers of Islam are called Muslim, and about 24.1% of the world’s population is Muslim. A…

  • Pakistan to Host Conference of Afghan Leaders for Peace Process

    Pakistan to Host Conference of Afghan Leaders for Peace Process

    ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has agreed to host a conference of Afghan leaders for peace talks. According to reports, the American magazine says that Pakistan will host a conference of Afghan leaders for peace talks. The magazine says that a conference of Afghan leaders is likely to be hosted by Pakistan from July 17 to 19. Several…

  • US Secretary of State Angela Egler Meets Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa

    US Secretary of State Angela Egler Meets Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa

    RAWALPINDI: US Secretary of State Angela Egler called on Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa and discussed issues of mutual interest, including Afghan peace process and peaceful withdrawal of US troops. They further discussed the progress in the process and the regional situation. According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), issues related to bilateral cooperation in…