Pakistan’s new government needs to practice quiet diplomacy in the region while focusing on improving governance metrics on internal challenges such as terrorism, extremism, and the mainstreaming of FATA. These...

Pakistan’s social entrepreneurship eco-system still requires a dedicated investor and knowledge base to build socially responsible businesses and contribute to youth employment; this was the main focus of speakers at...

The ‘Chaophraya Essays’ is a series of essays on bilateral challenges to the normalization of India-Pakistan relations. The series is a culmination of ideas and thoughts exchanged at the Chaophraya...

On 22/07/16 Jinnah Institute held a policy roundtable in Islamabad, titled “Beyond the Firewall: Freedom of Speech in a Censored Democracy”. Participants included lawyers, parliamentarians, journalists, activists and civil society...

On 20/05/16, Jinnah Institute held a policy roundtable in Karachi, titled “MicroBusiness: The Gender Edge”. Participants included business leaders, investors and academics, representing p@sha, SEED Ventures, Investors Lounge, ACUMEN Fund,...

On 26/04/16, Jinnah Institute held its first University Town Hall in collaboration with SZABIST University in Islamabad.  The policy dialogue featured a panel comprising of Ammara Durrani, Marvi Sirmed, Meher...

On 07/04/2016, Jinnah Institute hosted a panel discussion ​titled ​'​From Winter to Spring: Revisiting the Afghan Question'​  as part of its mandate ​as a public policy think-tank ​to bridge the gap between citizens...

On 07/04/2016, Jinnah Institute hosted a panel discussion ​titled ​'​From Winter to Spring: Revisiting the Afghan Question'​  as part of its mandate ​as a public policy think-tank ​to bridge the gap between citizens...

Bangkok, Thailand: Senior interlocutors from India and Pakistan met in Bangkok for the 18th round of the Chaophraya Dialogue from March 18-20, 2016 to discuss the state of bilateral relations,...

On 16/02/16 Jinnah Institute held its second Twitter Café for social media users, activists, media persons and policy practitioners. The panelists steered the two hour-long online conversation, accessible to viewers on Twitter...