Pathways to Change: Pakistan Policy Symposium
Pakistan has enjoyed a series of recent achievements in economic, political, and foreign affairs. Yet it continues to suffer from major challenges that threaten to squander the progress of recent years. What can Pakistan do to capitalize on its opportunities and address its challenges? This symposium, jointly organized by the Wilson Center and INDUS, soughtto answer this question and others with an emphasis on identifying practical, innovative, and actionable policy solutions.
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