1981 Summit in Lahore

The 1981 Summit in Lahore was a meeting of several South Asian countries—India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and the Maldives—aimed at promoting regional cooperation. Held in Lahore, Pakistan, it focused on strengthening economic, social, and cultural links among these nations. The summit also sought to address common issues like poverty and regional stability. Though not all objectives were achieved, it marked an important effort toward fostering peaceful collaboration in South Asia.