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Day-1 First International Conference on Socio-Economic and Political Currents In FATA: A Way Forward
On 10-11 June, 2015 Cell for FATA Studies, University of Peshawar successfully organized an international conference on “Socio-Economic and Political Currents in FATA: A Way Forward”. The two days event, co-organized and funded generously by the PUP, was held at the Sir Sahibzada Qayyum (SSAQ) Museum Hall, University of Peshawar. More than two hundred and fifty students, all hailing from different universities of Peshawar, members of civil society, staff of the FATA Secretariat, and University staff turned up for the event that consisted of six panels each addressed by two to three eminent scholars and/or practitioners. The theme of the panels varied from Governance and Administrative status of FATA; Post Conflict Society, Media and Education in Developing FATA’s Image; Governance and Reforms in FATA; Military Operations, Development, Economics & Tribal Code in FATA; Migrants and Women of FATA, to FATA from Abroad. The conference had managed to attract fourteen eminent speakers.
Day one covered the following topics
1. The Forced Migrants from FATA: Their Woes and Management
2. Socio-Political Status of FATA Woman
3. The Lessons Of Military Operations in Tribal Areas
4. Economic Development in FATA (The International, National & Local Perspectives)
5. Mutation of The Tribal Code in FATA
6. Militancy, Governance And Leadership Transformations In Fata: A Case Study Of Bara, Khyber Agency
7. Governing FATA…?
- Vice Chancellor University of Peshawar Prof. Dr. Muhammad Rasul Jan
- Dean Faculty of Social Sciences, Prof. Dr. Adnan Sarwar
- Additional Secretary P&D, FATA Secretariat, Mr. Khalid Ilyas
- Ms. Naima Walter
- Columnist in Dawn Newspaper, Mr. Zahid Hussain
- Assistant Professor, Shahida Aman
- Journalist and Researcher, FRC Islamabad, Dr. Ashraf Ali
- Lecturer Social Work, NAsra Nasreen
- Coordinator, Cell for FATA Studies, Prof. Dr. Syed Hussain Shaheed Soherwordi with the Respected Guests
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- Group Photo with the Chief Guest