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South Asian People’s Solidarity and SAARC: Looking for confrontation free society to eradicate poverty

SUPRO have had organized a seminar with above title on 3^rd March 2007 in CIRDAP auditorium, Dhaka. Where ex ministers, parliament members, ex advisers to the care taker governments, ex diplomats and foreign secretaries, civil society and NGO leaders were participated. Please follow the key note speeches from important speakers as follows;

Sultana Kamal	:	Human security should come first
CM Shafi Shami	:	Countries should run with win win situation
Poverty reduction strategy should be considered on priority basis	:	AMA Muhit
Bangladesh not yet ready for liberalized trade	:	Hasanul Haque Innu
Abul Ahsan Chowdhury	:	Participants spin dine at banquet
Mosharaf Hossain Shajahan	:	100 years for hard core poverty reduction! No
Only non conditional positive attempts could resolve South Asian Problems	:	Monoranjansheel Gopal
Reshape educational curriculum for setting a common South Asian mind set	:	Walliur Rahman.
Abdul Manan	:	Bilateral treaty should be given importance
Sabbir Shams	:	Internal vacillation vague to right demand
Poverty and Conflict can be wiped out by 2020	:	Lt. General Mahbubur Rahman
Does South Asian Solidarity Exist in SAARC?	:	Mohammed Jomir
Ahmed Swapan	:	There is dearth of state solidarity, but not people’s solidarity
Nurul Alam	:	Micro credit is not the panacea for poverty reduction:

There was a position which contains SUPRO position on (i) contradiction in charter, (ii) MDG progress ratio, (iii) SAFTA, (iv) environment, (v) military expenditure, and (vi) civil society demands (vii) GMO free South Asia:. Please see the position paper in www.saarccivilsociety.org, and www.supro.org

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