The Chaophraya Dialogue is a Track-II initiative running since 2008 empowering South Asians through dialogue and debate with a focus on South Asian geopolitics
2/2 Chaophraya Dialogue aims to support this Track 1 initiative through its Track 1.5 Track 2 programs. Coordinated regional multistakeholder approach need of the hour-to be facilitated by Chaophraya Dialogue @amitabhmattoo@DrSJaishankar@svaradarajan@PandaJay@vargheseKgeorge
After a hiatus of a year and a half, Chaophraya Dialogue will resume its Track II dialogues in June this year. Going beyond India and Pakistan to include India's foreign policy with all our South Asian neighbours. @amitabhmattoo@MallikaJoseph
Pakistan welcomes Sikh Pilgrims to Nankana Sahib. The opening of the #Kartarpur corridor is something we have all supported and proposed. Glad the Indians have responded. May the same spirit prevail in moving forward on Ind-Pak humanitarian travel and people to people contact
India still considering visa for Pakistan men's hockey team. The men's #hockeyworldcup2018 will start on 28 November 2018 in Bhubhaneswar (Orissa, India) https://t.co/dNUvsHMdh3
Hosted roubdtable on #Pakistan and #connectivity@JinnahInstitute yesterday. Key takeaway: Pakistan needs to envision connectivity of ideas, commerce and people rather than limiting our vision to a gateway for the commerce of others @ammaradurrani
Follow the developments over the past week in #India#Pakistan relations through our interactive timeline at JI's website as we focus on bilateral ties through the final quarter of 2018. https://t.co/TpLsp69MlK
#Hockey#AsianChampionsTrophy2018 India beat Pakistan 3-1 at the 5th Asian Champions Trophy Hockey Tournament at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex in Muscat, Oman on Saturday night. https://t.co/lvexzprCSR
#LOC violence: India reports ambush by Pakistan's Border Action Team (BAT) in Sundarbani (Rajouri), killing three Indian army soldiers. Two intruders reportedly killed too.
https://t.co/CsVYRlbrVB
'India's dangerous Pakistan policy.' @ShashiTharoor says that the supposedly responsible governments of the two nuclear-armed nations have sunk very low. https://t.co/5sAMrhHGgP
No ‘climate change’ in India-Pak ties writes historian FS Aijazzudin.
https://t.co/tIa50UEo4k "This year, again, the Khushwant Singh Lit Fest in Kasauli will have no Pakistani delegate."