Sour Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations
and the Way Forward”
Policy & Governance
Provincial Ombudsman Punjab
on 12.03.2025
Institute for Parliamentary Services
Bapsi Sidhwa
Strengthen Public Policy Research
and Collaboration
Administration by HEC
Relations: Challenges in Trump
Era-II
About NIPP
As a premier research organization entrusted with the task of advancing the objectives of the National School of Public Policy (NSPP), the National Institute of Public Policy (NIPP), will be dedicated to multidisciplinary research on public policy, focused principally on the areas of governance, government and Public/Civil service. In the process, the NIPP will not only coordinate research activities in affiliated and integral institutes of the NSPP through formal networking to improve the quality of on-going research, but will also initiate and develop programmes of its own, both short-term and long-term. These programmes will reflect the needs of the government to deal with public policy issues and concerns. The ultimate aim and purpose of the NIPP will be ‘to serve as a research institute for the Federal Government on matter’s of Public Policy and to advise the Federal Government on such policy matters as [are] referred to it’ (NSPP Ordinance No. XCIX of 2002).
Dean's Message

Dr. Naveed Elahi
Welcome to the National Institute of Public Policy (NIPP), which serves as prestigious public policy research institute for the Government of Pakistan and research arm of NSPP. NIPP is a national platform for policy research, analysis, and informed dialogue in support of evidence-based decision-making across the Federal Government. The Institute is mandated to contribute to the formulation of sound public policies by fostering critical thinking, analytical rigour, and constructive engagement on issues of national importance. Read More
Events at NIPP
October 10, 2025 – The National Institute of Public Policy (NIPP) hosted a high-level round table discussion titled “Quest for Regional Peace: Sour Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations and the Way Forward” in Lahore. The event brought together prominent policymakers, academics, and media professionals to explore avenues for peace and stability in the region. The session opened with…
The National School of Public Policy (NSPP) held its 3rd annual Public Policy Conference on “Artificial Intelligence in Public Policy and Governance”, on 25-26th August, 2025 in Lahore. The two-day conference brought together leading scholars, policymakers, practitioners, and experts to explore the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in governance, policy-making, and public administration. Dr.…
Workshop on Artificial Intelligence with Dr. Khalid Ahmad Khan. The workshop on Artificial Intelligence(AI)was organized by the National Institute of Public Policy on 11th August, 2025. The workshop was conducted by Dr. Khalid Ahmad Khan, a distinguished expert. The aim of the workshop was to enhance participants’ understanding of Artificial Intelligence, its applications, and its…
On 7th August 2025, the National Institute of Public Policy organized a lecture of Mr. Muhammad Ikram Barkat, Director General (Operations), Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA). The session was designed to give interns a deeper understanding of the laws, regulations, and operational frameworks governing Pakistan’s media industry, while also highlighting the responsibilities of journalists, …
Lahore, 8 July 2025 —The National School of Public Policy (NSPP), in collaboration with UNESCO, hosted a multi-stakeholder dialogue titled “AI for Humanity: Ethical and Inclusive AI in Pakistan”, bringing together key actors from the public sector, civil society, academia, and media to discuss Awareness and Readiness from Pakistan’s draft National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy…
A water dispute could lead to instability in the region. India’s malicious face must be exposed at the global level, including at the UN Security Council. Establishing new water reservoirs within the country is also necessary. — Speakers Lahore, June 3 (APP): India’s unilateral suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty is a blatant violation of…
The Executive Development Institute (EDI) of the National School of Public Policy (NSPP), Lahore conducted a Training Workshop on “Negotiation Skills” on 07th May, 2025, aimed at enhancing leadership and decision-making in complex governance contexts. The event attracted over 50 participants from various public and private sector organizations, including prominent entities like Pakistan Stock Exchange…
The National School of Public Policy (NSPP) had the honor of hosting the Director General (DG) of the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) for an informative session with the participants of the insert batch 2025. The DG PEMRA was warmly received by the faculty and participants. During the session, he delivered an insightful briefing…
A ceremony to open Sadequain Gallery housed at National School of Public Policy for general public was held at National School of Public Policy. The gallery owes its establishment to the tireless efforts of Dr Ijaz Munir, Rector NSPP. Under his leadership, a treasure trove of Sadequain’s calligraphic paintings, which had been lying in storage…
Functions
As a premier research organization entrusted with the task of advancing the objectives of the National School of Public Policy (NSPP), the National Institute of Public Policy (NIPP), will be dedicated to multidisciplinary research on public policy, focused principally on the areas of governance, government and Public/Civil service. In the process, the NIPP will not only coordinate research activities in affiliated and integral institutes of the NSPP through formal networking to improve the quality of on-going research, but will also initiate and develop programmes of its own, both short-term and long-term. These programmes will reflect the needs of the government to deal with public policy issues and concerns. The ultimate aim and purpose of the NIPP will be ‘to serve as a research institute for the Federal Government on matter’s of Public Policy and to advise the Federal Government on such policy matters as [are] referred to it’ (NSPP Ordinance No. XCIX of 2002).











