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Pakistan-Cuba Relations: from past to present / Hilali, A Z

Hilali, A Z	Article
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In the contemporary state system diplomacy and foreign policy are the integral parts of world politics and both are perceived to be essential part of relationship and the effective instrument and important element for friendly and adversary countries in the world. Foreign relation with other countries is primarily of a diplomatic nature but countries extend economic, commerce, and cultural missions abroad to achieve political and strategic objective. Development in the world has enormously increased contracts, which demand the formulation of foreign policy according to a country’s interest.

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World Politics ; Diplomacy ; Non-aligned Movement ; NAM ; Economic Cooperation ; Foreign Relations ;
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto ; Foreign Policy ; Pakistan-Cuba Relations ; Pakistan’s Foreign Policy ; Pakistan’s Latin America Policy ; Earthquake Victims ;
Pakistan- Cuba Commercial and Trade Relations ; Military and Defence Cooperation

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Ten achievements: Pakistan’s foreign policy / Ziauddin, Muhammad

Ziauddin, Muhammad	Journal Article
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The PML-N government faces increasing criticism of its poor record on the foreign policy front. The PM’s Advisor on Foreign Affairs, Sartaj Aziz, recently attempted to present the other side of the picture at a press briefing held at the Foreign Office. He was flanked by the PM’s Special Assistant, Tariq Fatemi, Information Minister Pervez Rashid, Foreign Secretary Aizaz Chaudhry and Information Secretary Imran Gardezi.

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India - Pakistan Relations ; Pakistan’s Foreign Policy ; Ten Achievements

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Who’s calling the shots? / Siddiqa, Ayesha

Siddiqa, Ayesha	Journal Article
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It is strange that after 69 years and after thousands of trained and experienced diplomats have passed through the Foreign Office, we still need to ask what is Pakistan’s foreign policy and who formulates it? It is a question that has been asked repeatedly in every decade – and remained unanswered. The seeming disorderliness of our foreign policy in a changing regional and global milieu is disturbing. Pakistanis want to know where we are headed and if we even know how to express our national interest?

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India ; Pakistan ; Pakistan’s Foreign Policy

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