The Abraham Accords: Pakistan in an Evolving Middle East
» The Middle East is undergoing one of the most significant geopolitical transformations in its modern history. The Abraham Accords, shifting regional alliances, changing great-power dynamics and ongoing conflicts have reshaped the political landscape, raising new questions about diplomacy, security and the future of the region.
For Pakistan, these developments carry important strategic, economic and diplomatic implications. How have the Abraham Accords altered the regional balance of power? What do changing relations between Arab states, Israel, Iran and global powers mean for Pakistan’s foreign policy? And how can Pakistan navigate a Middle East that is increasingly defined by both cooperation and competition?
About the Guest Speaker:
M. Amir Rana is a security and political analyst and the Director of the Pak Institute for Peace Studies. He has worked extensively on counter-terrorism, counter-extremism, and issues related to internal and regional security and politics.
About the Moderator:
Usman Qazi is a highly skilled sustainable development, post-crisis recovery and humanitarian response professional with 30 years of progressively responsible experience across a score of countries. He is conversant in English, Arabic, Pashto, Farsi, Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi and can make do in Birahui, Bangla and Balochi. Usman is passionate about promoting the Humanitarian-Development-Peacebuilding (HDP) Nexus, institutional strengthening, capacity development and training. He enjoys poetry, literature and art.
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