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INDIA: Neighbourhood Watch – India’s Role in Afghanistan & Pakistan

 

Event Name	INDIA: Neighbourhood Watch – India’s Role in Afghanistan & Pakistan
Start Date	6th May 2009 1:00pm
End Date	6th May 2009 2:00pm
Duration	1 hour
Description	In the current uncertainty in both Afghanistan and Pakistan, what is India’s role in the region? Ambassador Chinmaya Gharekhan is India’s Special Envoy to West Asia and the Middle East Peace Process, and has served as a distinguished diplomat in Egypt, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Laos, Vietnam and former Yugoslavia. He has also served as the Under Secretary General in the UN, and as the UN Special Coordinator in the Occupied Territories. This event is jointly organised by Asialink and the Australia India Institute. VENUE: Charles Pearson Theatre, ERC Building, The University of Melbourne COST: Free REGISTER FOR EVENT ENQUIRIES: Please contact Ken Lee at k.lee@asialink.unimelb.edu.au or call 03 8344 3583