WASHINGTON: Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States Masood Khan was invited by a top ranking US think-tank – Middle East Institute (MEI) – to address a select group of leading US experts, diplomats, opinion leaders and members of the think-tank community on Pakistan-US relations, regional and international issues and their implications for regional security and stability.
The event was part of a newly-launched initiative of MEI, the “Ambassador Series,” which has been initiated to host ambassadors for off-the-record roundtable conversation on issues and challenges related to their countries, governments and societies, especially those having implications for broader Middle East and South Asia region.
The high-profile event was attended among others by experts from USIP, Hudson Institute, Council on Foreign Relations, Atlantic Council, Stimson Centre, Center for Strategic and International Studies, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, University of Delaware, New York University, George Washington University, Sierra Nevada Corporation, officials from Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Congressional Research Service, President American Academy of Diplomacy and others. Former US Ambassadors Tunisia and Pakistan and other senior diplomats were also present.
The ambassador briefed the participants about current situation in Pakistan which was followed by a question-answer session.
Masood Khan in his tweet thanked President MEI Paul Salem and Vice President of Policy Brian Katulis for convening an impressive cast of experts, diplomats and opinion leaders. He also thanked Ambassador Gerald Feierstein (retired) for conducting the session with remarkable skill and graciousness.
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