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How To Shape Peace Between Pakistan and Afghanistan?
A Live Dialogue on Security, Sovereignty & Regional Stability
This online event is FREE and open to everyone.
The date and time may change depending on speaker availability. Registered attendees will be notified in advance.
For decades, the relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan has been shaped by conflict, border tensions, displacement, and cycles of mistrust. Millions of civilians on both sides of the border have lived with instability, insecurity, and limited opportunity as a result.
This live event is part of Pledge4Peace’s “Peace in Pakistan and Afghanistan” campaign and is designed as a discussion focused on understanding, accountability, and nonviolent solutions.
This is a structured peace dialogue that brings together legitimate perspectives to explore pathways toward de-escalation, cooperation, and civilian protection.
Pledge4Peace serves as a neutral convener and mediator, creating space for dialogue grounded in nonviolence, international norms, and human dignity.
This summit will feature speakers representing distinct, relevant, and lawful perspectives connected to peace and stability between Pakistan and Afghanistan:
This event follows a structured format designed to prioritize fairness, clarity, and dignity:
This summit follows a multi-phase structure inspired by international peace conferences:
1. Opening Context: Moderator sets shared principles, rules, and objectives
2. Perspective Statements: Each participant presents their position without interruption
3. Guided Dialogue: Moderated questions addressing border security, militancy, sovereignty, refugee protection, and regional cooperation.
Equal time and structured responses are enforced.
4. Clarification & Reflection: Participants respond to key points raised by other speakers
5. Public Participation: Live audience voting on peace-centered solutions concluded by the speakers
6. Closing Pathways Forward: Summary of key insights
Instability between Pakistan and Afghanistan does not remain contained.
It affects:
• Millions of civilians living along the border
• Refugees and displaced families
• Regional security and economic development
• Global humanitarian and peace efforts
Lasting peace requires more than military pressure or short-term agreements. It requires dialogue, trust-building, and people-centered solutions.
After the dialogue, participants and attendees are invited (but not required) to:
• Vote on peace-driven solutions
• Submit their own proposals for nonviolent pathways forward
Through the campaign page:
https://pledge4peace.org/campaigns/peace-in-Pakistan-and-Afghanistan
These votes and proposals contribute to a public civic record shared with policymakers, journalists, nonprofits, and institutions.
Notes: The Zoom link will be shared with registered participants prior to the event. Registration is required to receive access
• People interested in peacebuilding and regional stability
• Students, educators, journalists, and researchers
• Activists and humanitarian workers
• Anyone who believes peace requires dialogue, not dehumanization
No prior expertise is required.
By attending, you agree to:
• No hate speech or harassment
• No personal attacks
• No threats or calls for violence
• Respect time limits and moderator guidance
Participants who violate these principles may be removed to protect the integrity and safety of the space.