Islamabad:The Consortium for Asia Pacific studies (CAPS) hosted a seminar titled ‘Religion along the Ancient Silk Route: Dialogue and Connectivity in the BRI Era’ here, says a press release.
The event brought together scholars, practitioners, and diplomats to explore the historical, cultural, and religious ties along the Silk Route and how China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is reshaping the dynamics of multicultural engagement in today’s multipolar world. The session commenced with Dr. Gulshan Rafique) Assistant Professor NUST) who welcomed participants and introduced the theme of the seminar.
