Maleeha Lodhi
Maleeha Lodhi is a distinguished Pakistani diplomat, journalist, and academic, who has held significant positions including Pakistan's ambassador to the United Nations. With a career spanning several decades, she has been a key figure in shaping Pakistan's foreign policy and has represented the country on various international platforms. Lodhi has also contributed to public discourse through her writings and analysis on global affairs. In recent news, she indicated that while there may be restrictions on visa issuance for Pakistanis, outright travel bans were not expected.
Born on Jan 15, 1961 (64 years old)
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Vietnam:
Maleeha Lodhi expressed that the US has mediated to end crises between India and Pakistan.
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Pakistan:
Maleeha Lodhi highlighted that India's move was not under the treaty and criticized the lack of evidence.
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Pakistan:
Maleeha Lodhi highlighted that India's actions were not in accordance with the treaty.
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Pakistan:
Maleeha Lodhi criticized the deportation process, calling for a more humane approach.
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Pakistan:
Maleeha Lodhi noted that the country would be affected by Trump’s tariffs, considering the US was a major trade partner.
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Pakistan:
Maleeha Lodhi, Pakistan’s former ambassador to the US, noted that the country would be affected by Trump’s tariffs.
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Pakistan:
Ambassador Munir Akram was reappointed in place of Dr Maleeha Lodhi.
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Pakistan:
Maleeha Lodhi mentioned that according to her information, there will be no travel bans on Pakistanis.
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