Book on Pakistan’s national security strategy launched in Islamabad
A new book titled 'National Security Strategy 2002-2026' by Ikram Sehgal was launched in Islamabad, featuring insights from prominent military and political figures. The work advocates for a broader definition of national security that includes climate change, food security, and economic stability.
Why it matters
The discussion reflects a shift in Pakistani strategic thought toward integrating non-traditional security threats into national policy frameworks.
ISLAMABAD - The launch ceremony of National Security Strategy 2002 - 2026, the 16th volume of A Personal Chronicle of Pakistan by Ikram Sehgal, was held at the Serena Hotel, bringing together senior military officers, diplomats, policymakers, academics, government officials, educationists and business leaders.
Former Chief of Army Staff and Military Commander of the Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition, General (Retd) Raheel Sharif, attended the event as chief guest, while former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi delivered the keynote address. The panel discussion featured Prof Dr Huma Baqai, Air Marshal (Retd) Masood Akhtar, Gulmina Bilal Ahmad, Dr Salma Malik, Brigadier (Retd) Mujahid Alam and Dr Chaudhry Faisal Mushtaq.
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