Conferences Participated

ARO Tayyaba Khurshid attended Two Days International Conference organized by Faculty of Aerospace and Strategic Studies and Friedrick Ebert Stiftung on Developing Indigenous South Asian Epistemes for International relations and …

Dr Asma Khawaja, Executive Director chaired the session at the 42nd Congress of Zoology, representing the Center for International Strategic Studies.

On January 4, 2024, Executive Director,Dr. Asma Shakir Khawaja, was honored to be a keynote speaker along with Miss Mushaal Hussein Maluck Special Asistant to Prime Minister of Pakistan on …

Jammu and Kashmir Self Determination Movement and Youth Council Pakistan collaborated to organize International Kashmir Conference on ” The Role of Women, Youth and Diaspora on Kashmir” on December 29th, …

Research Officer Ali Hamza and Associate Research Officer Tayyaba Khurshid participated in a two-day International Conference centered on “Pakistan-Russia Relations Amidst the Evolving Global Landscape.” This conference, organized by the …

Research Officer Ali Hamza participated in the “The Third International Forum on Building a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind and High-Quality Development of Education” in Chengdu, China, from …

On October 15, 2023, Dr. Abida Rafique, a Research Officer, was invited as a speaker where she shed light on a highly dynamic aspect of “Humanitarian Crises, Migration, & Displacement.” …

On July 12, 2023, Zohaib Altaf & Nimra Javed attended a Conference: “2023 Conference on Diversity in Nuclear Policy” organized by “Carnegie Endowment for International Peace”

CISS AJK team including Director Research Dr Shahid Hameed and Research Officer Shahzad Akram attended National Conference on ” Traditional and Non-Traditional Security Imperatives for Pakistan Organized by Department of …

CISSS and the University of Sindh jointly hosted a conference on “Strategic and Economic Dimensions of Pakistan-China Relations Amid Deepening Global Geopolitical Divide.” The closing remarks at the occasion were …