AMID GEOPOLITICAL SWING STATES'&AI POWER STATES' MYSTIC WORLD ORDER :GEN ASIM MUNIR &TOP US OFFICIALS DISCUSS WHAT SECURITY,ECONOMY& STRATEGIC ISSUES?

Worthy readers it might sound very strange & unbelievable to imagine that amid highly unfavorable fast developments /changing circumstances & current situation in Ukraine, Palestine, Israel, India ,Afghanistan, SA, ME & EU, a ray of hope is still visible to Pakistan with few very positive indicators to not to remain so gloomy & be hopeful in the year 2024.The recent over 10-13 days visit of COAS Gen Asim Munir to USA is precursor of the news of paving the way for long term strategic allies relations with the US & west,,,,2nd good news is that it is highly unlikely that corrupt political ?gurus would? again get through the election unchecked or any major rigging mockery would succeed.....3rd news is that Palestinian Issue would be resolved by early January 2024. After a long time India, Pakistan, Afghanistan relations would improve in 2024.....Next is Pakistan’s economy & industry, would get better soon......Last is Pakistan is getting the promised assistance, loan or investment in Ist quarter of 2024….the only bad news is that there would be horrific assassination attempts on few big names & heavy accidental or natural damage to property & lives by any calamity or big terrorists attacks (heaven forbid)…..Folks what most enterprising is that US President Joe Biden leadership has played a remarkable role in year 2023& he is likely to win the next elections..... Vladimir Putin, Zelenski, Narendra Modi & BB. Natenyahu will have very tough time. Israel will soon held Natenyahu by the neck.Year 2024 would include the name of Gen Asim Munir in most favorite list of the military leadership in the World, despite our dissident think tanks/social media manipulators evil propaganda .This Article would cover essentials of Our Army Chief visit of the USA & the emerging world order, glaring ?points are as follows:-?

• The Pakistan Army chief arrived in Washington last week on his first official visit to the US.
• General Munir met the Centcom chief during a visit to Headquarters Central Command at Tampa Bay, Florida, has called on Gen Michael Erik Kurilla, the commander of the US Central Command (Centcom), and discussed with him cooperation in regional security matters and avenues of joint training.
• During the trip, Munir also met key government officials including US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Secretary of defense ?General Llyod J. Austin, Deputy Secretary of State Victoria Nuland, Deputy National Security Adviser Jonathan Finer and USA CJCS General Charles Q Brown.
• During the scheduled or unscheduled meetings, matters of shared interests, security environments in ME & issues pertaining to cooperation in regional security came under discussion.
• Both sides discussed avenues of joint training and reiterated the need for enhancing training interactions between Centcom and the Pakistan Army.
• Gen Asim Munir also interacted with the Pakistani diaspora and urged them to invest in their homeland.
• The Army chief also held a meeting with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Friday during which he reaffirmed Pakistan's stance on Palestine. He had also urged the UN Security Council to mobilize the international community for an immediate halt to hostilities in Gaza, preventing a humanitarian tragedy.

1. Worthy audience the Army Chief called on key government and military officials including US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Secretary of Defense (retired) General Llyod J. Austin, Deputy Secretary of State Victoria Nuland, Deputy National Security Adviser Jonathan Finer and Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff General Charles Q. Brown. Matters of bilateral interests, global and regional security issues, and ongoing conflicts were discussed during the meetings. “Both sides agreed to continue engagement for exploring potential avenues of bilateral collaboration in pursuit of shared interests,” During the meetings with defense officials, counter-terrorism cooperation and defense collaboration were identified as core areas of cooperation, it stated, adding that the leaders reiterated the intent to increase interaction and explore ways to expand the scope of mutually beneficial engagements. The army chief underscored the importance of “understanding each other’s perspectives on regional security issues and developments affecting strategic stability in South Asia”. “In this context, the COAS especially highlighted the importance of resolving the Kashmir issue in accordance with international law and relevant UNSC resolutions,”

• Gen Asim Munir interacted with the Pakistani overseas community during a reception hosted by the Embassy of Pakistan. He appreciated the “positive role” being played by the Pakistani overseas community towards the country’s progress and development. “Pakistani diaspora anywhere around the world is held in high regard as they are ambassadors of Pakistan and contribute significantly to Pakistan in varying domains,” the ISPR quoted the COAS as saying.
• The Army Chief also urged the diaspora to invest through the Special Investment Facilitation Council and highlighted that the US was the largest export market for Pakistan. Moreover, he dispelled rumors about special screening, denial of visas and detentions.
• The COAS met Mr Tanweer Ahmed ?overseas Pakistani who graciously donated $9 million for NUST in the field of IT development in Pakistan. COAS appreciated him and said Pakistan is proud of heroes like him,” the ISPR added.

2???? .Worthy audience it is believed by some quarters that Gen Munir, unlike his predecessors, lacks strong ties to the West but emphasizes warm officer-to-officer relations, a legacy of US-Pakistan education and training exchanges, the report added. They also think that Gen Munir was seeking friendly relations with Washington motivated by economic concerns, as the United States was Pakistan’s top export destination and a crucial aid source. The army chief’s visit aims to address shared security concerns, particularly the resurgence of militancy in Pakistan while US priorities focused on the diminished Islamic State-Khorasan (IS-K) threat in Afghanistan, potentially affecting the incentive for collaboration with Pakistan. Despite tensions over the expulsion of Afghan refugees from Pakistan, the US and Pakistan may find common ground on non-security issues like humanitarian aid in Afghanistan. Gen Munir’s meetings with key US officials “will play a crucial role in shaping the trajectory of these complex bilateral ties,” Pak Army chief discusses cooperation in regional security matters with commander of the US Central Command Updated: Dec 19 2023.?

• Pakistan’s army chief met with the commander of the US Central Command and discussed regional security issues. The meeting between Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff Gen. Syed Asim Munir and CENTCOM Commander Gen. Michael Erik Kurilla took place at the headquarters of the CENTCOM in Tampa Bay, Florida.
• During the meeting, matters of shared interests, particularly cooperation in regional security matters came under discussion. Both sides discussed avenues of joint training and reiterated the need for enhancing training interactions between CENTCOM and Pakistan Army," said ISPR in a statement.
• Gen Asim Munir, along with head of the Inter-Services Intelligence Lt. Gen. Nadeem Anjum, met Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.
• Deputy Secretary of State Victoria Nuland, Deputy National Security Adviser Jonathan Finer and Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff General Charles Q Brown.?
• Gen Asim in his visit also met with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in New York and discussed the current situation in Gaza as well as in Kashmir. This is very promising & it shows broader vision of COAS & his resolve to promote peace & stability in the region as well as outside the region.

3.? Worthy audience tings are very elementary are a bit inconclusive to say something tangible out rightly tee reason is :-

• Geopolitical swing states ?will have a meaningful role in shaping the AI-enabled future. In particular, UK, the UAE, Israel, Japan, the Netherlands, South Korea, Taiwan, and India are the key players in the category.
• Moreover, these players may form innovation blocs, creating alliances and partnerships with more dominant states or cooperating with each other to pursue common goals.
• The technology’s development will shape its geopolitical effects. New capabilities will lead to novel use cases and broader impact.
• We expect generative AI models to become increasingly multimodal, seamlessly reckoning with text, images, audio and video.
• Focus will also shift toward performance and value engineering, making this technology less costly and more sustainable. The incorporation of persistent memory will enable better long-range planning and true agentic scenarios.
• Perhaps the timeliest question is whether generative AI will follow a scale up trajectory, with models increasing in size and likely dominated by large commercial enterprises, or whether they will scale down, favoring a broader set of providers and open source approaches.

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