Department of International Relations-NUML Multan

Seminar on Beyond the First decade of CPEC: Navigating Challenges & Embracing Opportunities for enhanced connectivity & Economic Integration was organized by the Ex-Chinese Association & Youth Diplomacy Forum. After speeches & panel discussion of the speakers "Certificate ceremony" of the Online Internship Program was held which was jointly organized by the Youth Diplomacy Forum & Ex-Chinese Association in Dec 2023. The event was attended by Guests from the Embassy of China, overseas Chinese Association, Ex-Chinese Association & Youth Diplomacy Forum. Other attendees include representatives of the media, think tanks and Sinologists.
It is honour to announce that our Lecturer IR Sania Khan (Program Coordinator) Department of International Relations-NUML Multan has also received shield 🛡️ on her participation as a speaker and our students Maha Afzal, Soha, Hania Sehar and Safa has successfully completed an online internship.

Media Coverage link are attached:
https://avrasiya.net/dunya/77419-tanoli-tkkurnam-alb.html
https://e.jang.com.pk/detail/610384
https://tarkeen-e-watan.com/archives/22896
https://dailymumtaz.com/news/203720/
https://dailysubnews.com/cpec-222/
https://ips.media/pakistan-news/cpec-13/
https://apnawatan.pk/?p=10010

Every beginning has its ending. Another batch from Department of International Relations-NUML Multan has graduated now.
May Allah enable all of you to make your parents and teachers proudest.

A journey well shared is a journey well enjoyed.
Department of Psychology, Education and Department of International Relations-NUML Multan, visited Head Taunsa.

In the context of the Russia-Ukraine crisis and the Israel-Palestine issue, both conflicts have had significant environmental impacts.

In the Russia-Ukraine crisis, there have been reports of environmental damage, such as damage to water supplies, industrial facilities, and ecosystems due to the conflict. The disruption of critical infrastructure can have long-lasting environmental consequences.

Similarly, the Israel-Palestine issue has witnessed environmental challenges, with issues like deforestation, damage to agricultural lands, smog and pollution caused by the conflict. The ongoing tensions and conflicts in the region have made it difficult to address and mitigate these environmental concerns.

Efforts to prevent the exploitation of the environment in these conflict zones are essential to protect both the natural world and the well-being of the people living in these areas. International awareness and initiatives to address these issues are important steps towards minimizing the environmental impact of armed conflicts.

Today the 10th summit of the Organization of Turkic States started in Kazakhstan's capital Astana.
🇹🇷 Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
🇦🇿 İlham Əliyev
🇰🇿 Kassym-Jomart Tokayev
🇺🇿 Shavkat Mirziyoyev
🇰🇬 Sadyr Japarov
🇭🇺 Viktor Orban

Congratulations, Abdul Momin Rasul (BS-IR) for your outstanding work on Israel-Palestine conflict. Your dedication and hard work have truly made a difference, and we are grateful for your contributions. Your creativity and passion have inspired us all.
Keep up the great work!
Proud Moment for Department of International Relations-NUML Multan

The Echoes of History: How Past Conflicts Shape Today’s Israeli-Palestinian War For nearly a century, the conflict between Israel and Palestine has been the high point for the world. Starting from the Balfour…

Department of International Relations won cricket match, tug of war (girls+boys), race and musical chair. Department of IR made team with psychology department. Welldone

Department of International Relations had arranged a seminar with Dr. Farhat Asif who is the President of the Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies (IPDS) & Co-Founder of the Diplomatic Insight Group. Mr. Haoon Munir was moderator of the session and the topic was "How to earn from an IR degree".
Dr. Farhat Asif has achieved an unprecedented milestone by becoming the first Pakistani woman to be selected for the prestigious 2023-2024 International Women’s Forum (IWF) Leadership Fellows class. She has 20 years of experience in the field of IR. Furthermore, Dr. Farhat Asif has been bestowed with the esteemed “Public Diplomat” Award by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Uzbekistan. In 2018, she was honored with the Fellowship of the Global Change Leaders Program from the Coady International Institute at St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Laptop distribution ceremony had been done in Numl Multan campus. Students were very happy after receiving laptops.

Speaker, Muhammad Saeed Uzzaman is a lecturer at NUML, Rawalpindi, Pakistan. He is author of "Changing Patterns of Warfare between India and Pakistan:
Navigating the Impact of New and Disruptive Technologies" published by Routledge, Taylor & Francis. Mostly he appear on main stream media as an IR Expert. His work has been published in many research journals. He also works as a consultant and has conducted numerous projects in collaboration with various civil society organizations.
He delivered a lecture on topic of "Theoretical Paradigm: Power Politics and Hegemony". It was an informative session. Students gave a very positive feedback.

Department of International Relations had arranged a department level discussion activity on "Israel-Palestine Current Escalation," in which Ms. Sania Khan Sirbuland initiated the discussion, and other respected faculty members and students of the IR department shared their views. The discussion was an interactive session to share views on the current scenario of the Middle East. Different schools of thought were discussed regarding this issue. The conclusion reached was that unprecedented challenges in IR can lead to war and can bring peace. Diplomatic initiative should take on time to prevent human rights violation.

China is one of the world's four ancient civilizations, and the written history of China dates back to the Shang Dynasty (c. 1600–1046 BC), over 3,000 years ago.
The Chinese civilization originated in the Hwang Ho and Yangtze river basins, where the ancient farmers' settlements developed into the first Chinese towns and national unions.
The Chinese history may be divided into three periods: Pre-imperial China (the dynasties of Xia, Shang, Zhou up to 221 BC), Imperial China (Qin dynasty 221 BC - Qing dynasty 1911), and New China (1911 – modern time).
China was first united as a single state under Qin Shi Huang in 221 BCE. Orthography, weights, measures, and law were all standardized. Shortly thereafter, China entered its classical age with the Han dynasty (206 BCE – CE 220). During this period, the Chinese empire saw some of its farthest geographical control. Confucianism was officially adopted and its core texts edited into their received forms. The father of Chinese historiography, Sima Qian, produced his seminal Records of the Grand Historian. Wealthy landholding families independent of the ancient aristocracy began to wield significant power. The earliest extant dictionary of the Chinese language was produced, the Shuowen Jiezi. Chinese science and technology during the Han dynasty could be considered on par with that of other ancient civilizations such as Greece and Rome.
With more than 4,000 years of recorded history, China is one of the few existing countries that also flourished economically and culturally in the earliest stages of world civilization. Indeed, despite the political and social upheavals that frequently have ravaged the country, China is unique among nations in its longevity and resilience as a discrete politico-cultural unit

NUML Multan held a High Achievers Award Ceremony at its Campus. During the ceremony, students were given certificates and cash prizes. Among the students who received certificates and cash prizes were Syed Muhammad Sabtain, Muhammad Munir, and Hania Sehar from Department of International Relations-NUML Multan .The ceremony was conducted to appreciate the students who won in different competitions. Current Rector Major General Muhammad Jaffar HI(M)(Retd) visited the campus and distributed certificates.
The Regional Director Brg (R) Asad Raza and Assistant Director Amber Sajid encouraged students to achieve more.

78th session of the UN General Assembly
(Sep, 2023)

Key facts to know about the 78th UN General Assembly World leaders and delegates gather at the UN Headquarters in New York in September to discuss the most pressing issues of our time.

Recently, Canada has accused India of being involved in the assassination of a Sikh community leader named Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has stated that authorities are "actively pursuing credible allegations" linking New Delhi's agents to the murder. India has denied these allegations and has called them "absurd". In response to the allegations, India has expelled a Canadian diplomat, escalating tensions between the two countries. he assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar has sparked protests by Sikhs in Canada, who blame the Indian government for the murder.

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Department of International Relations has launched an exciting project, "The Global Insight" E-magazine, which will be published quarterly in a year.
Theme of the First edition of this E- magazine is foreign policy of Pakistan.
We extend our gratitude to Brg. R Asad Raza, Regional Director, and Ms. Amber Sajid, Assistant Director, for their invaluable support. Please spread the words about the E-magazine by sharing the link within your social network to promote the National University of Modern Languages Multan.
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