Based on a roundtable titled ‘Central Africa – An Untapped Region: Prospects and Challenges’ organized by IPS on August 17, 2022 under its ‘Understanding Africa Program’, this seminar report underscores the need to forge a foreign relations policy based on multi-sectoral connectivity and the facilitation of business-to-business and people-to-people interactions between African countries and Pakistan.
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The paper titled ‘Great Power Competition and Collaboration: Navigating Indian Ocean Region’, written by Chairman IPS Khalid Rahman has... read more
This seminar report is based on a roundtable titled ‘Iran-Saudi Rapprochement: New Power Dynamics of the Middle East’, organized... read more
This policy brief explores the evolution of CPEC, the challenges it has faced, and the importance of creating a... read more
The report is based on a seminar titled ‘Tradition, Modernity and the Muslim Epistemology, which was held at the... read more
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) holds promise as a viable institution, but the presence of regional disputes, especially between... read more
The Sudanese military commanded by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and the paramilitary force known as Rapid Support Forces (RSF)... read more
This policy brief provides an overview of the Indus Water Treaty, including its history, mechanisms, ongoing issues, India’s demand... read more
Pakistan’s investment climate is one of the most underdeveloped in Asia and has been largely stagnant for the last... read more
The conflict between Ethiopia and Egypt over the construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) heightened with the... read more
The energy and power sector of Pakistan has been facing issues that hinder the country’s progress towards energy independence.... read more
