NUML's Hosting of a Successful International Conference on CPEC
The National University of Modern Languages (NUML) recently hosted a cutting-edge International Conference titled "CPEC and People-to-People Connections between Pakistan and China: Unveiling Civilizational Engagements." This dynamic event brought together leading minds in the field of international relations to explore the profound ties between Pakistan and China in an innovative manner.
Dr. Safdar Ali Shah, the Director General of CPEC Cell at the Higher Education Commission (HEC), graced the occasion as the chief guest. Dr. Hassan Daud Butt, an esteemed Associate Professor from Bahria University, Islamabad, assumed the role of the keynote speaker for this enlightening gathering.
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Notably, the event garnered the participation of distinguished figures, including Rector NUML, Major General Muhammad Jaffar (Retd), Pro-Rectors, Deans, Heads of Departments, esteemed faculty members, and an enthusiastic cohort of students.
Dr. Safdar Ali Shah delved into the rich Socio-Cultural dimensions of CPEC, shedding light on the deep historical connections between China and the Indian subcontinent, with a particular focus on present-day Pakistan. His discourse provided a captivating journey through the annals of regional history, unveiling the tapestry of ancient China's interactions with this land.
Dr. Safdar Ali Shah passionately advocated that both nations share a natural alliance and have the potential to be mutually beneficial partners. This perspective celebrated the cultural bonds that have endured through time.
In his address, Dr. Hassan Daud emphasized the meteoric economic ascent of China and its implications for Pakistan's youth. He passionately asserted that Pakistan's youth possess immense talent and have the potential to catalyze the nation's transformation into a stable and economically robust country. He underscored the imperative of nurturing industrial growth to unlock the true potential of CPEC.
Rector NUML, Major General Muhammad Jaffar (Retd), took the stage to underscore the paramount importance of CPEC, with a special focus on the ML-1 project. He envisioned that the Rail project under CPEC would be a game-changer, ushering in a new era of economic prosperity for Pakistan.
Rector NUML expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the scholars from both China and Pakistan who graced the conference with their insights and expertise. He fervently hoped for the expeditious completion of all projects under CPEC, paving the way for a brighter future for both nations.