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The Logic of Boycott and Normalization Towards Palestinian Liberation

  The Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement has emerged as a significant strategy in the Palestinian struggle for liberation, advocating for the cessation of normalization with Israel. This movement is rooted in the belief that engaging with Israeli institutions and companies only serves to reinforce the status quo of occupation and apartheid. The BDS movement aims to mobilize international support to pressure Israel into complying with international law and recognizing Palestinian rights, including the right to self-determination and the return of refugees. Critics of the BDS movement often argue that it lacks a strategic dimension or is overly authoritarian. However, the Boycott National Committee has consistently welcomed constructive criticism and dialogue within Palestinian society regarding the criteria and strategies for effective boycotting. This inclusive approach ensures that the movement remains adaptable to the varying contexts of Palestinian struggles, wh...
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Leaves for UAE to Attend World Governments Summit



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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif left for the United Arab Emirates to attend the World Governments Summit, which is an international event of high standing, and invites world leaders not only as participants but also as speakers and discussion partners regarding burning issues and innovative solutions. This is the second trip that the Prime Minister has made to the UAE since he assumed the office in March 2024.


The World Government Summit is a form of global leaders' platform for dialogue, experience sharing, and collective innovation cooperation in dealing with their common problems. It will cover the topics of the future of governance, innovation, and cooperation across borders.

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will meet world leaders, policymakers, and private sector representatives during his visit to discuss key issues that include economic development, climate change, and regional security. This participation by the prime minister signifies Pakistan's commitment to global cooperation and its desire to contribute meaningfully to pressing global challenges.


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It is coming at a very critical time, with the world facing a variety of issues ranging from economic uncertainty to climate change and geopolitics. It will be an excellent time for leaders to gather together and share their views to come up with solutions for problems they face.


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Attending the World Governments Summit, the visit of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is another important event in the light of Pakistani-UAE relations. The two countries have enjoyed brilliant bilateral relations and UAE has been one of Pakistan's most important economic partners. This trip is expected to further fortify the relationship between the two nations and open vistas of cooperation for them in the future.


It testifies to the UAE's commitment toward global cooperation and to its role as a hub for international dialogue. And within that context, there's the event of the World Governments Summit, in which Pakistan is expected to be actively participating, making it a strong contributor to shaping the global agenda and having meaningful discussion on pressing global challenges.

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