Events

Day 1: Monday, 27 December 2021 Muhammad Amir Rana, Director Pak Institute for Peace Studies, commenced the two-day consultation with his introductory and welcome remarks. He thanked the consultants as well as the audience for their invaluable time and participation, saying that the Pakistani youth faced  diverse challenges from education and career to intellectual development … Read more

Pak Institute for Peace Studies held an experts’ consultation on December 11, 2021, titled “Supporting the Afghan peace process: Pakistan’s position, interests, and policy options” in Islamabad. Participants noted that Pakistan needs a functional, collaborative strategy in the framework of regional approach to deal with the Afghan situation. While it was suggested that humanitarian assistance … Read more

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PIPS holds national consultations with experts to examine religious extremism in Pakistan in order to expand and update the knowledge base, and fill the gaps. Fresh lessons are drawn, and practical recommendations are offered to help Pakistan tackle one of its most debilitating challenges – extremism. For new perspectives and insights, read the full report of the nine (9) rounds of national consultations on Pakistan’s Counter-Extremism Challenge and Policy Recourse.

PIPS held its fourth two-day workshop on ‘Youth and Interfaith Harmony’ in Abbottabad from the 28th to the 29th of January. The workshop was attended by university students from the Hazara division, as well as several renowned speakers from a variety of fields and backgrounds such as journalists, activists and experts who all weighed in … Read more