Alan Kronstadt

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  According to Alan Kronstadt of the Congressional Research Service, in 2006, Pakistan vowed to use its national funds for the bulk of such upgradations.

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  Eventually, after the accounting procedures were put in place, Washington provided more than 1,600 to Pakistani forces, according to figures compiled by Alan Kronstadt, a South Asia specialist with the Congressional Research Service.Pakistan was allowed to purchase about 300 from a U.S. contractor, and the rest -- about 1,300 pairs of goggles valued at $6.4 million -- were provided without charge by the Defense and State departments, Kronstadt said.

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  "The United States cooperation can be very helpful in building infrastructure in Pakistan, diversifying exports, improving tax system and can also help promote security and stability in the region," said K. Alan Kronstadt, a specialist in Asian Affairs for the Congressional Research Service.
  
  The discussion on "Sustaining Economic Reform in Pakistan" was jointly sponsored by the Pakistani American Leadership Center and the SAIS South Asia Studies Programme at Johns Hopkins University.
  
  Kronstadt noted that Pakistan has sustained good macro-economic trends and underscored that human capital development and continuity of reforms would further spur economic prospects in the long-term.In the context of regional stability, he said the US involvement can help facilitate resolution of outstanding issues between Pakistan and India.

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  K. Alan Kronstadt is lead specialist on South Asia for the Congressional Research Service, the United States Congress' research arm, often called the legislative branch's think tank.

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  Besides this, an amount to the tune of 4.53 billion dollars went towards Pakistan's economic support, said Alan Kronstadt of the Congressional Research Service.

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  Besides, amount to the tune of 4.53 billion dollars went towards Pakistan's economic support, said Alan Kronstadt of the Congressional Research Service.

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  Eventually, after the accounting procedures were put in place, Washington provided more than 1,600 to Pakistani forces, according to figures compiled by Alan Kronstadt, a South Asia specialist with the Congressional Research Service.Pakistan was allowed to purchase about 300 from a U.S. contractor, and the rest â€" some 1,300 pairs of goggles valued at $6.4 million â€" were provided without charge by the Defense and State departments, Kronstadt said.

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  We are delighted that AL has decided to support the upcoming local polls."Asked about BNP's earlier stance regarding its participation in the local polls, Shakhawat said, "There is no final word in the politics.Let us wait for the last moment."Registration of the political parties will begin soon after the completion of RPO and they (political parties) will get three months time to be registered with the EC, he added.
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  Alan Kronstadt, a specialist for South Asian affairs at the Congressional Research Service, writes in an April 2008 report that "three Predators are said to be deployed at a secret Pakistani airbase and can be launched without specific permission from the Islamabad government."
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  According to Kronstadt, opponents of the policy, including some State Department officials, fear mounting Pakistani anger will eventually outweigh the military gains, a concern that is borne out in public opinion surveys.
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  But Kronstadt says Washington also needs to consider the historical perspective of Pakistanis when seeking to mend fences.

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  "We can put 500,000 troops in Afghanistan, but if they are not addressing what's going on at the Afghan-Pakistan border we are likely to see some level of Taliban activity continue in Afghanistan,'' said Alan Kronstadt, a South Asia expert for the non-partisan Congressional Research Service in Washington.

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  "It's hard to make arguments that the bulk of what is being provided by the U.S. is very effective for counterterrorism operations," said Alan Kronstadt, a specialist in South Asian affairs at the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service.

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