Book underscores conceptual terrorism, US tactics on regional politics Karachi
Islamabad
Researcher and writer Shama Munshi’s book Concept of Terrorism in Post Cold War Era has been launched at a local hotel. Senior Journalist, Defense Analyst, Political and IR experts, former Ambassadors graced the occasion and appreciated the efforts of Shama Munshi for focusing on
Such a topic of importance for Pakistan. President Professional
Renowned Anchorperson President youth forum, Umar Khan welcomed all guests and dignitaries to the ceremony. Commander Muhammad Tahir told that post cold war era is most important era to understand the tactics of USA in regional politics. Captain Adeeb uz Zaman Safvi represented Ex-Servicemen society and addressed to speak on the concept of Terrorism and their impacts in last three decades. Former President Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industries Mr. Majid Aziz spoke on business and economic challenges in Post Cold War Era and appreciated the author that being a female, she had done a great job. Consul General of Yemen Mirza Ikhtyar Baig said that the book is a noble effort of Ms. Shama Munshi to highlight the conceptual terrorism. Chairman Consumer Association of Pakistan Mr. Kaukab Iqbal appreciated the move of Shama Munshi to expose the facts in her book. Air Vice Marshal Abid Rao graced the ceremony and presented his opinion on launching of this book.
Col Rizwan Ahmed admired the environment where young scholars and Senior analysts were gathered on ideological subject. Brig. Rafiq Ahmed appreciated to maintain the literature concise.
Ambassador Jameel Ahmed congratulated Ms. Shama Munshi and gave gratitude for her cause. Brig. Karar Shah focused on the title of book in the reference of Allama Iqbal. Justice of Peace Aman Pir presented admirable remarks for Shama Munshi. Ms. Shama Munshi presented vote of thanks to all dignitaries and presented books as souvenir. President Professional Youth Foundation of Pakistan Umer Khan addressed on importance of literature for promoting ideology of Pakistan.
