Institute of Policy Studies (Pakistan) - Team

Team

Chairman

  • Prof. Khurshid Ahmad

Director General

  • Khalid Rahman

Research Team

  • Prof. Anis Ahmad (PhD), Vice Chairman and Senior Research Fellow (Comparative Religions)
  • Prof. Safir Akhtar (PhD), Senior Research Fellow (Pakistan Studies)
  • Tarik Jan, Senior Research Fellow (Pak Studies and International Relations)
  • A.I. Shafaq Hashemi, Senior Research Fellow
  • Irfan Shahzad, Lead Coordinator (China, Economy, Development and Globalization), Assistant Editor, Policy Perspectives
  • Saleem Zafar, Research Coordinator (International Relations) Assistant Editor, Policy Perspectives
  • Nadeen Farhat Gilani, Research Coordinator (Pakistan Affairs)
  • Ms. Sammar Javed, Coordinator Women Section
  • Awais bin Wasi, Asstt. Research Coordinator (Pak India Relations and Kashmir)
  • Muttaqeen ur Rehman, Editor
  • Ms. Maria Khawer, Web Editor
  • Ms. Rashida Hameed, Asstt. Research Coordinator (China, Middle East)
  • Ali Yousafzai, Asstt. Research Coordinator (Afghanistan)
  • Ikram ul Haq, Asstt. Research Coordinator (Religious Education Institutions)

Administration

  • Tayyeb Siddiqui, Manger Admin & HR
  • Shakil Imran, Manager Publications
  • Faheem Ashraf, Dy. Manager Finance

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