Islamabad(Staff Reporter); ISSI Roundtable Urges “Strategic Patience” Approach to Pakistan-India Relations, The Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI) hosted a roundtable discussion titled “Modi 3.0 – What to Expect Regarding Pakistan-India Relations?” to assess the potential policy trajectory of India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s third term and explore strategic options for Pakistan.
The event, organized by the India Study Centre (ISC) at ISSI, brought together a diverse group of experts, including diplomats, scholars, and analysts. The participants engaged in in-depth discussions to decipher the implications of Modi’s re-election on Pakistan-India relations.
The roundtable consensus emphasized the need for “strategic patience” in dealing with India, acknowledging the complexities and challenges in the bilateral relationship. Experts urged Pakistan to adopt a cautious and nuanced approach, prioritizing diplomatic engagement and economic cooperation while maintaining a strong defense posture.
The discussion also highlighted the importance of regional dynamics, including the role of China, the United States, and the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). Participants stressed the need for Pakistan to diversify its diplomatic efforts, engaging with like-minded countries to counterbalance Indian influence.
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The roundtable recommendations will contribute to informing Pakistan’s policy approach towards India, fostering a comprehensive understanding of the evolving regional landscape. By exploring potential scenarios and strategic options, Islamabad can navigate the complex geopolitics of South Asia and promote regional peace and stability.
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