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Home Events Surviving Corona, Growing Stronger Together – Hope-A-Thon Ambassadors Congress 2020
IPDS Event 14 Aug 2020
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Surviving Corona, Growing Stronger Together – Hope-A-Thon Ambassadors Congress 2020

Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies join hands with Akhuwat to celebrate the #74thIndependenceDay of #Pakistan by organizing "Hope-A-Thon Ambassadors Congress having a thematic aim of “Surviving Corona, Coming Out Stronger Together” on Friday 14 August 2020 from 2 PM – 6:00 PM PST. @Hope-A-Thon Ambassadors Congress is a virtual event offering public diplomacy forum for the Diplomatic Missions and the foreign envoys in Pakistan to share the exceptional contributions of their Missions in building a stronger bond between their countries and Pakistan.

Hope-A-Thon is a premium platform created by Arif Anis Anis- CEO HumanX and Qaiser Abbas- CEO Possibilities for bringing the leading thought leaders, corporate chiefs, academicians, and opinion-makers together with the most influential people in Pakistan to create positive change throughout-of-box insights and inspiration. @Hope-A-Thon 1, 2 and 3 brought the corporate & academic thought leaders together to support @Akhuwat in its cause of giving and sharing hope. So Mark your calendars and set your reminders Friday 14 August 2020 from 2 PM – 6:00 PM PST. Registration is now open. https://cutt.ly/HopeAThon4

We will be live here – https://web.facebook.com/AkhuwatOfficial

– https://web.facebook.com/Hope-A-Thon-107608060945833

– https://web.facebook.com/IPDSPakistan

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