Strength is never seen in bluster but in steadfast resolve. The formidable commitment of the Pakistan Armed Forces lies in demonstrating their dedication to national security and readiness to respond wherever and whenever required. Disciplined and deliberate, they have struck with precision only where necessary, conveying restraint without weakness. Carrying forward the spirit of Marka-e-Haq,…
Shortly after the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Jordan in May 2003, I visited Israel. I made no secret of it. Over the years, I have had an active exchange of opinion with Col. David Yarkony of Israel, and it was at his invitation that I decided to make the trip. I am very glad…
The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) decisively neutralized the Indian Air Force’s kill chain during the May 2025 conflict in a display of unprecedented multi-domain warfare capabilities. Earning global recognition for its precision, synergy, and technological prowess, Pakistan decisively repelled India’s Operation Sindoor, an aggressive airstrike campaign launched under the pretext of a “false flag” operation….
In June 2025, Field Marshal Gen Syed Asim Munir was welcomed to the White House by President Donald Trump. This marked the first such high-level meeting between a Pakistani military chief not holding the Head of State office and the U.S. President. This event was more than a diplomatic formality – it was a symbolic…
The Pahalgram killings in Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJK) on April 22, 2025, had all the hallmark of being stage-managed by India as “casus belli” for establishing the “new normal” domination of the region by India. The Indians created the “false flag” pretext to restore the credibility lost by India in South Asia by the…
In recent weeks, Pakistan has faced a disturbing surge in violence, including targeted killings, terrorist attacks, and growing lawlessness. This indicates a deeper, coordinated threat to national security. This is not a temporary flareup but a sign of escalating asymmetric warfare that risks undermining internal stability and societal cohesion. Terrorism in KP and Balochistan has…
During the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting in Davos, the Pathfinder Group on January 23, 2025 hosted the “Digital Pakistan Lunch” at the Pakistan Pavilion. This event was designed to acknowledge Pakistan’s commitment to embracing digital transformation and fostering financial inclusion. Moderating the Session Dr. Huma Baqai, Senior Vice Chairperson of the Karachi Council…
The World Economic Forum (WEF) 2025 in Davos gave a unique opportunity to engage with global investors, policymakers, and thought leaders, reaffirming the country’s commitment to economic growth, digital transformation, and regional development. In the previous edition, I reflected on the first three events organized by Pathfinder Group; ‘Inspiring Pakistan’, ‘Pakistan Breakfast’ and ‘Investment Pakistan.’…
The World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos is not just a gathering of world leaders, business executives, civil society members and policymakers—it is a platform where narratives are shaped, alliances are forged, and investment opportunities are explored. As is traditional for the last 21 years, the Pakistan Pavilion, organized by Pathfinder Group, provided an avenue…
“We build too many walls and not enough bridges.” – Isaac Newton The current attitude of India and Pakistan towards each other is best expressed in a German phrase ‘Schadenfreude’ meaning one gets pleasure and satisfaction from the misery and suffering of the other. It is in India’s own long-term interest to downgrade its support…
