A National Security Workshop commenced at the Kashmir Institute of Management in Muzaffarabad, drawing participants from various sectors including civil bureaucracy, students, civil society representatives, and thought leaders from different schools of thought.
The workshop's opening sessions focused on examining Kashmir's changing dynamics within the context of global transformations. Speakers addressed various aspects of regional security and diplomatic relationships in South Asia.
Former President of Azad Kashmir, Masood Khan, addressed the gathering, highlighting Pakistan's consistent diplomatic support for Kashmir at international forums. He emphasized Pakistan's longstanding position supporting the right to self-determination, while noting India's position as a significant obstacle to Kashmir's independence aspirations.
The workshop has attracted substantial participation from both male and female attendees representing diverse backgrounds and professional sectors. The event is scheduled to continue for three more days, featuring additional sessions and discussions on regional security matters.
Organizers have structured the workshop to facilitate dialogue on critical security issues while providing a platform for various stakeholders to engage in substantive discussions about the region's future.
