Dr. Syed Akmal Hussain emphasized the crucial distinction between institutions and organizations, highlighting that institutions shaped human behavior through established rules. He called for compassion in policymaking, urging that lasting economic solutions should come from within the country rather than relying solely on external assistance.
In a compelling talk, Dr. Shakil Jehangir Malik, a neuroscientist, emphasized that stress is a serious disease affecting both mental and physical health, potentially leading to premature death. He illustrated how stress disrupts cellular balance and contributes to various health issues. Dr. Malik also highlighted the importance of healthy stress in enhancing productivity while warning…
In an engaging session, Ms. Hina Rabbani Khar dilated upon Pakistan’s foreign policy dynamics. She highlighted the need for a multifaceted diplomatic approach, one grounded in humanity and empathy. Analyzing Pakistan’s relations with its neighbours, Ms. Khar stressed the importance of strategic engagement with key partners while navigating internal and external pressures.
This dynamic panel discussion shed light on different aspects of Pakistan’s foreign policy dynamics. Mr. Mushahid Hussain Syed emphasized the need for Pakistan to realign its foreign policy amid shifting global dynamics, while Ms. Nasim Zehra called for a focus on meritocracy and strategic communication with Gulf States and Iran. Ambassador Aizaz highlighted the importance…
On 03 September 2024, former Foreign Minister, Mr. Khurshid Mehmood Kasuri was invited to PASC to talk to the participants. He explored the historical complexities of Pakistan’s foreign policy by drawing on lessons from the past. The speaker underscored the need for sustainable policies to strengthen Pakistan’s international standing.
Mr. Mazhar Javed explored the evolution of diplomacy, emphasizing its historical roots and the importance of soft diplomacy in fostering human connections. He underscored the need for tailored diplomatic strategies that address local contexts and contemporary challenges.
Dr. Azam Amjad Chaudhary, highlighted the pressing challenges facing the Pakistani economy. He emphasized the need for technological advancement and better export strategies to bridge the widening gap between imports and exports, urging for a reevaluation of economic partnerships like CPEC for sustainable growth.
Mr. Salman Siddique highlighted the essential role of leadership in bureaucracy, emphasizing that leadership was a blend of experience and academic knowledge. He underscored the cultivation of positive relationships and managing conflicts, two elements that were vital for a collaborative work environment.
In her insightful lecture, Ms. Saboohi, former civil servant, explored the role of ethics in public service, emphasizing the responsibilities of officials as stewards of public resources. The discussion also addressed navigating ethical dilemmas and highlighted the mixed perceptions of public sector ethics among citizens, as highlighted in recent surveys.
NSPP imparts in-service training at three levels; tactical, operational and strategic i.e. to officers in BS-18, BS-19 and BS-20 of the Federal and Provincial Governments. Pakistan Administrative Staff College conducts National Management Course (NMC) for 18 weeks for BS-20 officers, twice a year. This course is a pre-requisite for promotion to BS-21. The 120th NMC,…