The Afghan Dream: One day there will be peace

An episode of the Between the East and the West podcast, hosted by Meenu Gupta, titled "The Afghan Dream: One day there will be peace" was published on February 28, 2025 and runs 29 minutes.

February 28, 2025 ·29m · Between the East and the West

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Summary

Join me in this episode where threads of my conversations with Yahya Qanie, Ajmal Ramyar and Huma Saeed have been interwoven into a tapestry of present-day Afghanistan.Can violence solve conflict? What is the role of dialogue in peace-building? Can youth really change the fate of a country? Where is home for millions of displaced Afghans? What does the heart of Afghanistan say for Afghanistan? KeywordsConflict, Afghanistan, Peace, youth, dialogue

Episode Description

Join me in this episode where threads of my conversations with Yahya Qanie, Ajmal Ramyar and Huma Saeed have been interwoven into a tapestry of present-day Afghanistan.

Can violence solve conflict? What is the role of dialogue in peace-building? Can youth really change the fate of a country? Where is home for millions of displaced Afghans? What does the heart of Afghanistan say for Afghanistan?

Keywords

Conflict, Afghanistan, Peace, youth, dialogue

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