Category Archives: Interviews
Erik Beishembiev Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan enjoy excellent relations
Ambassador of Kyrgyzstan talks to Centreline and DNA
Ansar Mahmood Bhatti
The history of Kyrgyzstan including life style, historical background, tourist destinations, cuisine The history of Kyrgyzstan goes back more than two thousandyears and Kyrgyz are one of the oldest peoples of Central Asia. The early Kyrgyz people, known as Yenisei Kyrgyz, have their origins in the western parts of modern-day Mongolia and first appear in written records in the Chinese annals of the Sima Qian‘s Records of the Grand Historian (compiled 109 BC to 91 BC).
RADWAN LOUTFI: Syrians determined to thwart aggression
An interview with Ambassador of Syria
Ansar Mahmood Bhatti
1-Let us begin with latest security situation in Syria. Can you please update our readers with some background information of the situation and how it all happened?
It’s really a very important question for anyone who likes to know the truth about this crisis which has prevailed on this country, which is dear to all Arabs and Muslims.
Ismail Selim Ecirli : Turkish Airlines fully equipped to match challenges
General Manager Turkish Airlines talks to Centreline & DNA
Ansar Mahmoo Bhatti
Turkish Airlines, within a very short period of time, has become one of the most popular airlines in Pakistan. Can you please share with us the secret of Turkish Airlines success in Pakistan?
I think it is due to a number of factors. Turkish Airlines is offering a quality product in Pakistan utilizing wide body aircrafts with spacious cabins. We are offering seamless connections via our hub in Istanbul to more than 120 countries around the world. Our on board catering, lounge facilities and inflight entertainment systems are world class. These factors all have led to success in Pakistan.
Democracy best way to serve people: President Widodo
DNA
Indonesian President Joko Widodo has called for a firm commitment to democracy as it is the only way to serve interests of the people. He was addressing the joint session of the Parliament in Islamabad soon after his arrival on January 26. The Indonesian President said democracy provides space for people in decision-making process, helps maintain political stability and achieve growth. Joko Widodo said economy of a country or a region can grow if there is political stability and security. He said economic activities will never take place if there is conflict or war. He said conflicts and wars benefit no one and people mainly women and children become most impacted in such situations.
Khalid Mahmood: How China Pakistan Economic Corridor is a game changer?
Khalid Mahmood Consultant/ CPEC | GREF talks to Centreline & DNA
Ansar Mahmood Bhatti
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is a framework of regional connectivity which includes a number of infrastructure projects, energy cooperation and development of modern IT and transportation networks. It is a journey towards economic regionalization in the globalized world which brings a hope of better future of the region with peace, development and growth of economy.
NICOLAE GOIA : Romania, Pakistan ties from cordial to excellent
Ambassador of Romania talks to Centreline and DNA
Ansar Mahmood Bhatti
How would you describe bilateral relations between Pakistan and Romania in the fields of politics; trade and culture?
Romania and Pakistan have established diplomatic relations in 1964, we have had uninterrupted diplomatic ties for over 50 years, during which my country has contributed to the development of Pakistani economy by building cement factories in Labelled and Kohat, refineries in Karachi, tractor assembly factory near Islamabad and many other projects in various fields.
Gabriel Tiel Capote: US curbs impeding Cuba development
Ambassador of Cuba talks to Centreline and Diplomatic News Agency (DNA)
Ansar Mahmood Bhatti
Please tell us about US embargoes on Cuba. What is the current situation? I think it is firstly necessary to explain how and when the blockade arises and the reasons why it was implemented.On January 1st, 1959, the revolutionary struggle against the Cuban dictatorial regime ended victoriously. The revolutionary movement led by Fidel Castro acceded to power.The measures adopted by the Revolutionary Government to recover the Cuban wealth and destine it to the people constituted a mortal blow to the interests of the biggest North American monopolies which had plundered Cuban resources for more than half a century, and dominated the country.
