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Director, @Alliance4PJ Transforming U.S. policy towards Pakistan and Palestine through political advocacy, public education, and multimedia campaigns

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Over the Florida cricket match (West Indies vs. PAK), a plane flies with a bold message: 'Resign Asim Munir.' Reportedly Mohsin Naqvi is among the spectators. One game, one clear loser.

Over the Florida cricket match (West Indies vs. PAK), a plane flies with a bold message: 'Resign Asim Munir.' Reportedly Mohsin Naqvi is among the spectators. One game, one clear loser.

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This clearly demonstrates Trump and Pakistan are on the same page—I mentioned yesterday that it’s unlikely the Trump administration is unaware of what is happening at Nur Khan base. FM Asim Munir and Shehbaz Sharif do not have the guts to do anything without Trump’s backing/permission.

This clearly demonstrates Trump and Pakistan are on the same page—I mentioned yesterday that it’s unlikely the Trump administration is unaware of what is happening at Nur Khan base. FM Asim Munir and Shehbaz Sharif do not have the guts to do anything without Trump’s backing/permission.

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It was quite an experience participating at the Georgetown Pakistan Policy Conclave Pak Futures Foundation on Saturday, which brought together hundreds of students, academics, entrepreneurs, journalists, healthcare professionals, and members of the Pakistani diaspora who traveled from across the U.S. and even Canada to attend. It was wonderful to interact and exchange views with the next generation of Pakistani-Americans, who were so committed to the future of Pakistan. It was primarily a student-driven event in partnership with Wajahat S. Khan and Amna Khilji, who had put together a similar event at Yale University earlier this year. There was a lot of controversy (understandably so) surrounding the Pakistani ambassador’s attendance in the last session. When I learned of his participation, I had considered withdrawing from the conference but felt a commitment to the panelists I had agreed to moderate. Instead, I decided to use my participation to ensure that the topic of military authoritarianism stayed a consistent point of discussion throughout the various panels. Below are some questions asked: To Raza Ahmad Rumi and liberal elites for not speaking out more forcefully against military authoritarianism To policy wonks/analysts Sahar Khan and Michael Kugelman who work on U.S. - Pakistan relations on why military authoritarianism and its destabilizing effect is not a greater part of their analysis. To entrepreneurs and investors on how military authoritarianism impacts investments Walked out on the last panel, which included the Pakistani ambassador Pakistan Embassy US--we were planning to disrupt the panel, but didn’t get the opportunity. Will share the recording of the panel I moderated once it becomes available

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