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Shimla Agreement: Decades of Indo-Pak Relations in a Nutshell 🇮🇳🤝🇵🇰 The Shimla Agreement of 1972—a pivotal moment in Indo-Pak history. While it aimed for peace, tensions persist. Let's reflect on its legacy, learn from the past, and strive for a future of cooperation. #ShimlaAgreement #IndoPakRelations

The 1972 Simla Agreement aimed for peace between India and Pakistan. While it established a framework for talks, political tensions still hinder trade. As per the market reports, it is estimated that billions gained if relations improve. Untapped markets in each country and regional economic integration hold immense potential. Here are some trade data -- 2019 -$924.7M 2020 -$317.6M 2021 - $445.4M 2022 - $690.4M 2023 - $592.7M (Source: Market Inside) #IndiaPakistanRelations #SouthAsia #TradeAgreements #EconomicCooperation #Geopolitics #SimlaAgreement #TradeBarriers #RegionalGrowth #FutureofSouthAsia

Explore Afghanistan's historical lessons shaping its future at the insightful Massoud Conference 2022. Gain valuable perspectives on the nation's journey. Watch enlightening sessions that delve into crucial discussions. #massoud #Afghanistan #ahmadshahmassoud

The Yoruba people of Western Nigeria fought the longest tribal war in modern history from 1877 to 1893. The Kiriji or Ekiti-parapo War was a 16-year conflict that broke out mainly between Ibadan and the combined forces of Ekiti and Ijesha. It was a war that ended all wars in Yoruba land. ''Kiriji'' was an onomatopoeic name given to the war from the thunderous sound of the cannons the Ekitis and Ijeshas, under the command of Ogedengbe, purchased in abundance which gave them an advantage over the Ibadan forces. However, it ended in a stalemate. Thus, the Kiriji War remains the world's longest Civil War by any ethnic group in West Africa. In fact, the Yoruba are the only race in modern history to have engaged one another in civil wars for 73 years (1820-1893) and still remain together as one tribe, even to this day. #HistoryVille