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Indian, Pak youths to talk on peace

Last Updated: Friday, November 18, 2011, 18:23     A- A A+
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New Delhi: Youth leaders from India and Pakistan will participate in a dialogue for peace and mutual understanding at a common platform for young and dynamic leaders of Asia Pacific region.

"We have identified these young and emerging leaders in their own fields from both India and Pakistan to strengthen relationships and deepening understanding of each other," Asia Society Executive Vice-President Jamie Metzl told reporters at the '6th Asia 21 Young Leaders Summit'.

The Society, which has brought 150 of the most accomplished and emerging leaders from 30 countries in the Asia Pacific region at the two-day annual summit, is expected to announce the Indo-Pak youth forum during the summit.

"The uniqueness of the young leaders’ summit is that it brings young leaders of varied background and allow understanding to be found among differences," Jamie said.

With India emerging not only as a regional power but a global leader because of its dynamic society, it is imperative to have young leaders understand each others concerns and initiative, he said.

Representing a wide range of sectors including government, business, social enterprise, non-profit, media and arts, these young leaders will explore critical issues and develop collaborative solutions to their regional problems, Jamie said.

In line with its theme 'Worlds apart together: shared values for an Asia Pacific community', the summit will have dialogues exploring topics of perceived inequality in Asia- Pacific region, how Asia should deal with its demographic dilemma and how to foster and promote Asia's next generation women leaders, he said.

"Youth networks is one of the powerful networks often because of their connectivity and influence through networking," Supreme Court advocate Shaffi Mather said.

Notable young Indian leaders attending the Summit this year include Niret Alva, co-founder Miditech, Menaka Guruswamy, Supreme Court advocate, Binoy Job, Director at the PMO and Vani Tripathy, National Secretary of the BJP.

PTI

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First Published: Friday, November 18, 2011, 17:11

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