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RESOLUTION OF THE INDO-PAK CONFLICT IN LIGHT OF GLOBAL NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT

Khwarzimic Science Society, Seminar Hall, University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore on October 9, 1998, Friday Timings: 10:30 am

Table of Contents


  1. Snapshot of Pakistan
  2. Strategic Issues and Diplomacy
  3. Indian Initiatives of Armament
  4. Indo-Pak Conflict resolution
  5. Agenda for Peace
  6. Economics of War
  7. The Future: Opportunities and Risks
  8. Recommendations
 

STRATEGIC ISSUES AND DIPLOMACY

Despite wonderful human, land, water, mineral and other resources, the economy since inception remained dependent on imports for:
1. defence and hardware
2. Energy and oil
3. Food - food dependence is the worst dependence
4. medicines
5. high-tech and medium-tech machinery

Energy supply pattern changed
1976

Hydel 70%
Thermal 30%
1997
Hydel 22%
Thermal 78%
This has lead to unstable prices and heavy imports

Nuclear Resources and Energy
1. Karachi (KANNUP) 137 MW
Chashma (Chinese assisted) 300 MW
Uranium reserves 700 tonnes

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