Nuclear South Asia: Challenges and Prospects

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Nuclear South Asia: Challenges and Prospects

Centre for Aerospace and Security Studies (CASS) hosted a webinar titled “Nuclear South Asia: Challenges and Prospects” on June 2, 2020. The event was organized to review nuclear related developments in South Asia over the past two decades and understand the future trajectories. President CASS, Air Chief Marshal Kaleem Saadat (Retd) chaired the session. The panellists included Ambassador Zamir Akram (Retd), Advisor, Strategic Plans Division (SPD), Dr Adil Sultan, Director CASS, and Ms Sitara Noor, Senior Research Associate, CASS.

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This article is published at CASS Website. CASS ( “Centre for Aerospace & Security Studies”) is an independent think tank located in Islamabad, Pakistan. CASS is unique in its specialization of Aerospace, as the only think tank in Pakistan to carry out systematic research in the domain. The aerospace sector is a key driver behind globalization, playing a pivotal role in national security, economic development and in supporting long-term economic growth to facilitate a country’s integration into the global economy.