Beyond Geography:

What a 25th Birthday at a POW Camp Taught Me about Thinking Bigger In 2024, I was a 23-year-old at the WEF’s Annual Meeting of New Champions (Summer Davos) in Dalian, representing Global Shapers Pakistan and my country’s youth. An emerging entrepreneur seeking inspiration and answers. I didn’t have a massive running business at Summer…

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Meet the Leader with Ikram Sehgal

Beyond Geography-Building Legacy Through Resilience, Enterprise, and Hope The Global Shapers Community Pakistan, in collaboration with CITADEL Pakistan and the Pathfinder Group, hosted a landmark “Meet the Leader” session titled Beyond Geography – Building Legacy through Resilience, Enterprise, and Hope at AmaaniBaagh, Angoori, Islamabad, on 10th May, 2026. The event brought together over 100 students…

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From Inclusion to Impact:

How Women in Tech is Shaping the Future of Pakistan’s Digital Economy Pakistan stands at a defining moment in its technological and economic evolution. Digital transformation is no longer a future aspiration; it is an ongoing reality reshaping industry, governments, communities, and the way people live and work. From fintech and artificial intelligence to e-commerce,…

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National Security Strategy

Beyond the Battlefield: Reimagining Pakistan’s Security Discussions on national security in Pakistan have been dominated by one central concern for decades: military threats. The possibility of conflict with neighboring countries, the challenge of terrorism, and regional geopolitical rivalries have traditionally shaped Pakistan’s strategic thinking. While military strength remains essential for safeguarding sovereignty, Pakistan’s most serious…

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National Tech Fellowship  —  Pathfinder CITADEL Parwaaz: From Skill to Soaring

Pakistan’s National Tech Fellowship and the race to build a digital workforce in Web3, AI, Analytics & Zero-Trust A Pathfinder CITADEL nation-building initiative· Career JumpStart Institute Pakistan stands at a demographic crossroads. Sixty-four percent of its people are under thirty, and the United Nations Development Program estimates the country must generate 2.5 million new jobs…

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