Date: 16 June 2026 Time: 2:00-4:00 PM (Pakistan Standard Time) | 9:00-11:00 AM (GMT) Mode: Webinar (via Zoom)
Background
Ensuring the quality, safety, and efficacy of medicines remains a key public health priority in many OIC Member States. Strengthening technical capacity in pharmaceutical quality assurance and quality control is essential to support effective regulatory systems and safeguard public health.
Objectives
Enhance knowledge and practical competencies in quality assurance and physicochemical analysis of pharmaceutical products.
Promote the application of international quality standards and best practices in drug quality control.
Foster knowledge exchange among pharmaceutical professionals, regulators, and researchers across OIC Member States.
Target Audience
Pharmaceutical scientists, pharmacists, quality assurance and quality control professionals, regulatory authorities, laboratory analysts, researchers, academics, and professionals involved in pharmaceutical and herbal medicinal product development and regulation.
Registration
Participation is free, but registration is required.
A Zoom link and joining instructions will be shared with registered participants prior to the webinar. Participants attending all sessions will receive a Certificate of Participation.
For more information: Dr. Gautier Roko (Senior Program Manager, OIC-COMSTECH), gautier.roko@comstech.org
Through its National Development Strategy (NDS30), Cameroon aspires to become an emerging country by 2035. The integration of emerging technologies within this vision represents a strategic lever to accelerate the country’s socio-economic development and enhance its competitiveness on the international stage. Recognizing this, and the important role that development partners can play, Intellium Global Perspective Group, a national incubator dedicated to strengthening human capital across Africa and offering strategic support to international organizations, is co-organizing a scientific workshop in partnership with OIC-COMSTECH to advance the role of emerging technologies and research in fostering youth and women’s entrepreneurship, as well as in enhancing scientific and technological cooperation.
COMSTECH (the OIC Ministerial Standing Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation), based in Islamabad, Pakistan, was established during the third Islamic Summit held in Mecca in January 1981. Its main mandate is to strengthen cooperation among OIC Member States in the fields of Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI), build capacities through training in emerging fields, implement OIC resolutions, and propose programs aimed at boosting scientific and technological competencies in member countries. The ultimate goal is to foster a scientific culture and use STI as a driver for socio-economic development and industrialization.
Scheduled for June 30 – July 02, 2025, this scientific workshop is part of an ambitious dynamic: to drive Cameroon’s technological transformation, implement the OIC STI Agenda 2026, and strengthen innovation and scientific research ecosystems. The choice of Cameroon as the host country is particularly relevant. As “Africa in miniature”, Cameroon has a robust academic ecosystem, including eight public universities and numerous research centers. Moreover, the NDS30 places innovation and technology at the heart of its transformational vision.
This initiative marks a turning point in South-South scientific cooperation. On the one hand, it allows COMSTECH to strengthen its role as an innovation facilitator, demonstrating its concrete commitment to technological development in its member countries. On the other hand, it creates a replicable model for other countries while bringing STEM researchers together around shared goals. Through capacity building and synergy creation, the workshop paves the way for enhanced collaboration among research laboratories and promotes sustainable university-industry partnerships.
The outlook is promising for both researchers and Cameroon as a whole. Researchers benefit from privileged access to international networks and funding opportunities, while the country strengthens its position as a sub-regional tech hub. Moreover, this scientific workshop aligns perfectly with the objectives of the NDS30. By accelerating digital transformation and strengthening national technological capacities, it directly contributes to the emergence of innovative industries in Cameroon.
Therefore, to ensure the sustainability of outcomes, Intellium Global Perspective and COMSTECH plan to establish a comprehensive follow-up mechanism. This will include the creation of a continuous collaboration platform and a post-workshop mentorship program to ensure continuity of the projects initiated.
This represents a strategic opportunity to durably transform Cameroon’s research and innovation ecosystem. By catalyzing the convergence of academic research, technological innovation, and economic development, the workshop lays the groundwork for a profound transformation of Cameroon’s scientific landscape. Through this holistic approach, Intellium Global Perspective aims to provide a unique local platform to rethink R&D through the lens of DeepTech. This innovative approach opens new avenues for scientific research valorization and propels Cameroon toward sustainable and inclusive technological development.
2. General Objective of the Workshop
The workshop aims to leverage the opportunities offered by OIC-COMSTECH, create a platform for dialogue and reflection on the strategic integration of emerging technologies in the implementation of Cameroon’s NDS30, while strengthening the capacity of local actors in the adoption and application of these technologies.
3. Specific Objectives
Specifically, the workshop seeks to:
Analyze Cameroon’s current technological ecosystem and identify opportunities for integrating emerging technologies into the priority sectors of NDS30.
Map out COMSTECH programs aligned with national priorities.
Deploy a mobility program for Cameroonian and sub-regional researchers and startups for short-term training in COMSTECH Centers of Excellence (CCoE).
Build the capacities of stakeholders in R&D (researchers, policymakers, entrepreneurs) on emerging technologies and their transformative potential.
Facilitate knowledge transfer and experience sharing between international experts and local actors around DeepTech.
Develop concrete recommendations for a technological roadmap aligned with NDS30.
4. Intervention Logic
The workshop will include 2 plenary sessions, 2 panel discussions, 2 masterclasses, 2 workshops, and 1 project pitch session. Below is a proposed program structure:
Tentative Program :
HOURS
ACTIVITIES ON JUNE 30, 2025
RESPONSABLE
METHODS
08H00 – 09H00
Welcome of participants
INTELLIUM
Registration on the list
09H00 – 09H50
OPENING CEREMONY Welcome by : Minister/ President Intellium Global Perspective Opening remarks : OIC-COMSTECH
09H50-10H00
Group photo
10H00 – 10H30
Presentation of COMSTECH and its opportunities/programmes
COMSTECH Representative
Powerpoint
10H30 – 11H00
COFFEE & NETWORK BREAK
11H00 – 12H00
Digital sovereignty and endogenous technological development: the role of universities and Startups
MODERATOR MINESUP
Plenary session
12H00 – 13H00
Central Africa: National technological capabilities and international competitiveness
MODERATOR MINRESI
PANEL DISCUSSION
13H00 – 14H00
LUNCH BREAK
14H00 – 14H30
Emerging DeepTech ecosystems: African models and global perspectives.
EXPERT INTELLIUM
MASTER CLASS
14H30 – 16H30
Training and retaining STEM talent: how to boost South-South collaboration?
COMSTECH
Workshop
HOURS
ACTIVITIES ON JULY 1st , 2025
RESPONSABLE
METHODS
08H00 – 09H00
Welcome of participants
INTELLIUM
Registration on the list
09H00 – 10H00
Emerging technologies as a catalyst for Cameroon’s National Development Strategy (SND30)
MODERATOR COMSTECH
PLENARY SESSION
10H00 – 10H30
COFFEE BREAK
10H30 – 11H30
Intellectual property and the protection of DeepTech innovations in universities and research centers
MODERATOR COMSTECH
PLENARY SESSION
11H30 – 13H00
University-industry partnerships in the knowledge economy.
INTELLIUM
WORKSHOP
13H00 – 14H00
LUNCH BREAK
14H00 – 14H30
Venture capital and financing technological innovation in Africa
EXPERT BA / VC / PE
MASTER CLASS
14H30 – 15H30
PROJECT PITCH
INTELLIUM
WORKSHOP
15H30 – 16H30
AWARDS AND CLOSING CEREMONY
HOURS
ACTIVITIES ON JULY 2nde , 2025
RESPONSABLE
METHODS
09H00 – 13H00
-Working Session/Meeting with Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation & Officials
INTELLIUM
Working session/meeting
14H00-15H00
-Working Session/Meeting with Ministry of Agriculture
INTELLIUM
Working Session/Meeting
END
5. Target audience for the scientific workshop
In the current context, this scientific workshop will bring together:
Researchers from the Ministry of Higher Education (MINESUP) and the Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation (MINRESI), with priority given to heads of laboratories, department heads, and engineers;
Any researcher capable of leading a technology-oriented project, regardless of academic rank;
Postgraduate research students;
Startup founders;
Company executives: General Managers, COOs, CTOs, CFOs, HR Directors, etc.
6. Expected outcomes
a. In-depth understanding
Enhanced understanding of the challenges and opportunities related to emerging technologies, and the opportunities offered by COMSTECH;
Clear identification of technological priorities for the NDS30;
Mapping of stakeholders and available resources.
b. Capacity building
Improved skills in emerging technologies;
Acquisition of methodologies for transforming research into enterprises;
Development of professional networks.
c. Tangible deliverables
A detailed report outlining the current state and key recommendations;
A list of specific programs for Cameroon and the sub-region that COMSTECH could support.
A roadmap for the integration of emerging technologies;
A portfolio of potential DeepTech projects;
A post-workshop action plan for follow-up and continuity.
7. Institutional partners
Depending on time and protocol, the workshop may be held under the High Patronage of the Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation (MINRESI). Other government ministries may collaborate with MINRESI depending on their mandate—such as the Ministry of Higher Education (MINESUP), the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (MINPOSTEL), the Ministry of Decentralization and Local Development (MINDEVEL), the Ministry of Economy, Planning and Regional Development (MINEPAT), the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MINADER), etc.—as well as local chambers of commerce, chambers of agriculture, and active foundations.
LIST OF POTENTIAL SPEAKERS
N°
FULL NAME
POSITION
INSTITUTION
Pr Jean-Paul MBIA MANGA
Conseiller Technique
MINESUP
Pr Isidore BIKOKO
President
INTELLIUM
Pr MAMA FOUPOUAGNIGNI
President
AIMS CAMEROUN
Dr Patrice ELE ABIAMA
Permanent secretary.
National Committee for Technological Development (CNDT)
OIC-COMSTECH, the Standing Ministerial Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), based in Islamabad, Pakistan, was created during the third Islamic Summit held in Mecca in January 1981. Its main mandate is to strengthen cooperation among OIC member states in the fields of Science, Technology, and Innovation (ST&I), to develop their capacities through training in emerging fields, to implement the resolutions of the OIC, and to propose programs aimed at increasing the scientific and technological competencies of member countries. The ultimate goal is to promote a scientific culture and to use ST&I as a driver of socio-economic development and industrialization.
Gabon, a country rich in natural resources and biodiversity, seeks to strengthen its scientific and technological development in order to address sustainable development challenges, particularly in the sectors of forestry, biodiversity conservation, agriculture, industry, renewable energy, and health. International scientific cooperation is a strategic lever for the country, enabling it to strengthen its capacities in research, innovation, technology, and natural resource management. However, despite the progress made, several challenges remain, such as the lack of funding for research projects, the low integration of Gabonese researchers into international scientific networks, and the insufficiency of sustainable partnerships between local and international institutions.
In this context, a workshop co-organized by CENAREST (National Center for Scientific and Technological Research of Gabon) in collaboration with COMSTECH aims to strengthen Scientific Cooperation between Gabon and others OIC member states. This workshop will aim to raise awareness among Gabonese researchers about the opportunities offered by COMSTECH, to identify priority research areas, to promote the creation of sustainable partnerships, and to sign a collaboration agreement to launch the joint scientific project.
2. General Objective
The general objective of this workshop is to promote scientific cooperation between Gabon and others OIC countries by facilitating access to opportunities offered by COMSTECH and supporting sustainable partnerships in priority research areas.
3. Specific Objectives
To inform and raise awareness among Gabonese researchers about funding possibilities and opportunities for scientific collaboration offered by COMSTECH.
To identify and prioritize research areas that require technical and financial support from COMSTECH, and that have significant potential for scientific and technological development in Gabon.
To encourage and facilitate the creation of sustainable partnerships between Gabonese institutions and other research centers in OIC member countries, in the identified priority areas of scientific and technological research.
To select and prepare a first cohort of Gabonese researchers to participate in short-term scientific mobility programs, as part of targeted research projects, within the COMSTECH network.
To sign a collaboration agreement between CENAREST and COMSTECH as a basis for launching collaborative scientific projects in Gabon.
4. Expected Results
Information and awareness of Gabonese researchers on funding, mobility, and scientific collaboration opportunities offered by COMSTECH.
Identification and prioritization of research areas requiring technical and financial support and presenting strong potential for Gabon’s scientific and technological development.
Establishment of sustainable partnerships between Gabonese research institutions and centers of excellence in OIC member countries, around priority scientific themes.
Selection and preparation of a first cohort of Gabonese researchers to participate in short-term scientific mobility programs, as part of targeted research projects, within the COMSTECH network.
Signing of a framework cooperation MoU between CENAREST and COMSTECH, formalizing the launch of collaborative projects and establishing the basis for enhanced scientific collaboration.
5. Target Audience
This workshop is aimed at:
Gabonese researchers and scientists from universities and research institutes
Leaders of research institutions, including CENAREST
Representatives from Gabonese administrations involved in scientific, technological, and development research
Civil society organizations and national and international NGOs engaged in development
Technical and financial partners
Companies and partner organizations in the scientific and technological innovation sector
6. Methodology, Duration and Venue of the Workshop
The workshop will be structured into several interactive sessions and presentations, including lectures, roundtables, practical workshops, and case studies. The main methods to be used are:
Plenary sessions for presentations and discussions on funding and scientific collaboration opportunities
Practical workshops to identify priority research areas and develop collaborative project proposals
Roundtables for exchanging on partnerships and research project management
Initiating the selection of a first cohort of Gabonese researchers for short-term scientific mobility within the COMSTECH network
Signing of MoU between CENAREST and COMSTECH for the launch of collaborative projects
7. Monitoring and Evaluation
A detailed report will be drafted at the end of the workshop, with an evaluation of the discussions and decisions made. An action plan will be established to monitor the implementation of scientific partnerships and collaborative research projects initiated during the workshop.
We are pleasd to announce a specialized training program on Genomics for Infectious Diseases and Genetic Disorders, designed to equip researchers, clinicians, and public health professionals with essential skills in genomic data analysis. The course will focus on practical applications of Whole Genome and Exome Sequencing (WGS/WES), offering hands-on experience with bioinformatics tools used in identifying disease-causing genetic variants and tracking infectious disease outbreaks.
This program is designed to bridge the knowledge gap in genomic data interpretation, especially in resource-limited settings. By strengthening local capacity in genomic analysis, the training will empower participants to apply advanced genomic technologies in real-world clinical diagnostics, research, and public health strategies. This program is especially valuable for researchers, clinicians, and public health professionals in resource-limited settings seeking to harness the power of genomics in their work.
Mode of Delivery:
On-site hands-on workshop through lectures, tutorials, and guided exercises.
Objectives:
To introduce participants to the fundamentals of NGS technologies and their application in genetic disorder diagnostics and Infectious Diseases.
To train participants in bioinformatics pipelines for data preprocessing, alignment, variant calling, and annotation
To strengthen capacity in computational tools for genomic surveillance and outbreak tracking.
To build expertise in filtering and prioritizing disease-causing variants
To enhance the use of public databases and interpretation tools specific to diseases
To present case studies highlighting the impact of genomics in diagnosing conditions
To foster collaboration and knowledge-sharing among researchers in genomics and public health.
To promote the integration of genomic data into national health strategies and disease control programs.
Expected Outcomes:
Participants will gain hands-on skills in WES/WGS data analysis for genetic and infectious diseases.
Improved capacity to support clinical diagnostics and research using bioinformatics tools.
Enhanced understanding of variant classification and phenotype-genotype correlations.
Creation of a regional network of trained professionals in disease genomics.
Strengthened ability to conduct local genomic surveillance and respond to outbreaks.
Eligibility Criteria:
This TRAINING program is open to candidates who meet the following criteria:
Age: Below 35 years.
Education: 16 years or above
Applicants must be from an OIC Member Country
Proficiency in English, Arabic or French is essential.
Commitment: Willingness to commit to a 3days training program at Nouakchott, Mauritania
Field: Genomic Innovations in Virology and Infectious Disease Engineering
Focus Areas:
The training program will concentrate on policy issues, research, and capacity-building activities related to the following priority areas:
Genomics for Infectious Disease Surveillance and Control
Rare Genetic Disorders and Precision Diagnostics
Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) and Bioinformatics Tools
Data Management, Sharing, and Genomic Infrastructure
High-Altitude Platform Stations (HAPS) are emerging as a key complement to LEO satellite mega-constellations, offering a scalable solution for global connectivity and bridging digital divides where terrestrial and satellite networks fall short. Operating from the stratosphere, HAPS leverage advanced beamforming and free-space optics (FSO) to deliver high-capacity and low-latency communications across diverse geographical areas. This talk explores the technological connectivity advancements driving HAPS by highlighting how intelligent beam management and optical feeder and inter-HAPS links can democratize broadband access and provide also unique solutions for disaster recovery, paving the way for a more connected world.
Speaker Profile:
Mohamed-Slim Alouini, was born in Tunis, Tunisia. He earned his Ph.D. from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in 1998 before serving as a faculty member at the University of Minnesota and later at Texas A&M University at Qatar. In 2009, he became a founding faculty member at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), where he currently is the Al-Khawarizmi Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the holder of the UNESCO Chair on Education to Connect the Unconnected. Dr. Alouini is a Fellow of the IEEE, OPTICA, and SPIE, and his research interests encompass a wide array of research topics in wireless and satellite communications. He is currently particularly focusing on addressing the technical challenges associated with information and communication technologies (ICT) in underserved regions and is committed to bridging the digital divide by tackling issues related to the uneven distribution, access to, and utilization of ICT in rural, low-income, disaster-prone, and hard-to-reach areas.
Who can attend?
Telecommunications professionals, satellite and aerospace industry stakeholders, policy makers and regulators, academics and researchers, business leaders and entrepreneurs can attend this webinar to explore advancements in global connectivity technologies.
How to register
For registration, please fill the following form: Click Here
Zoom Link will be shared with the participants 1-2 days before the webinar.
OIC- Ministerial Standing Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation (COMSTECH), Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination, and Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) is pleased to announce the “ Exhibition and Seminar on Research, Processing, and Product Development of Herbal Mediicnes: Integrating Traditional Healing Practices into National Healthcare Systems.” At the COMSTECH Secretariat, 33-Constitution Avenue, G-5/2, Islamabad, Pakistan. Islamabad, Pakistan
This important Exhibition and Seminar is aimed to bring together playmakers, regulators, practitioners, industry experts, traditional practitioners, researchers, and healthcare professionals to deliberate and advancing herbal medicines, promoting sustainable processing techniques, research, enabling the integration of traditional healing practices into main national healthcare systems.
The seminar will focus on: 1. Showcasing research advancements in medicinal plants, and phytopharmaceuticals. 2. Highlighting modern processing technologies, and quality control mechanisms. 3. Promoting product development, aligned with international standards. 4. Facilitating collaboration between researchers, regulators, industry, and traditional practitioners. 5. Encouraging the integration of validated traditional healing practices into mainstream Systems, 6. Working towards the compilation of “National Herbal Pharmacopoeia”
This Exhibition and Seminar will provide an important and interactive platform for Unani Tabeeb, health policy makers, academicians, regulators, researchers, pharmacists, homeopathy practitioners, and other healthcare professionals to exchange their knowledge, share experinces and intergration of Unani, Homeopathy and other Traditional practices into main national healthcare system.
Who can Attend?
Unani Tabeeb, Homeopath, and their educational institutions.
Tibbi and homeopathic pharmaceutical manufacturers association.
Regulators of National Council for Tibb, National Council Homeopathy, Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan.
Pharmacists involved in manufacturing of Unani, Herbal, Nutraceutical, Chinese, Traditional, Homeopathic medicines, and Medicated Cosmetics.
Representatives from relevant professional associations, societies, hospitals, and stakeholders,
Policy makers from Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination, Planning Commission, and Ministry of Law and Justice.
Interested participants are encouraged to register online using the link provided below. Registration link: Click Here Address: OIC-COMSTECH Secretariat, 33-Constitution Avenue, G-5/2, Islamabad, Pakistan
Dr. Abdur Rashid Consultant (Health Initiatives) Phone No: +92 51 9220681-3 Mobile No: +92 321 5255442 Email: rashid.consultant@comstech.org.
DRAP Office: Mr. Ammar Ashraf, Deputy Director, CEO Office: Mobile No; +92 333 8149272 Email Address: ammar.ashraf@dra.gov.pk
The OIC Standing Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation (OIC – COMSTECH), in collaboration with the Turkish Water Institute (SUEN) and the General Directorate of Water Management (Türkiye)
About the Organizers
COMSTECH serves as a key OIC platform for promoting cooperation in science, technology, and innovation, with a strong focus on capacity building and sustainable development across Member States.
SUEN is a policy-oriented water institute established to contribute to sustainable water policies and strategies at the national and global levels by bridging science and policy
The GD of Water Management – under the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Türkiye – develops policies for the protection and sustainable use of water resources, prepares legislation, ensures integrated basin management through basin-scale planning, and coordinates national water management issues.
Program Overview
This program is designed to strengthen institutional and human resource capacities in water resource management by providing practical insights, policy frameworks, and modern tools for effective water governance. It will bring together experts and practitioners to address pressing water challenges through integrated, climate-resilient, and data-driven approaches.
The training will cover key dimensions of water governance and IWRM through structured sessions, including:
Principles of Good Water Governance
Foundations of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) and river basin-scale planning
Practical Applications of IWRM, including:
River basin management and sectoral water allocation
Climate change adaptation and hydrometeorological disaster management (floods and droughts)
Water efficiency practices and digital solutions for data-driven decision-making
Performance Benchmarking of Water Utilities
Transboundary Water Governance and Water Diplomacy
The program will include interactive sessions with Q&A opportunities, enabling participants to engage with experts and share regional experiences.
Learning Objectives
This program aims to:
Promote effective water governance through IWRM principles and practices
Enhance understanding of climate resilience and sustainable water management
Strengthen technical and policy-level capacities in water resource planning
Foster regional collaboration and knowledge exchange among OIC Member States
Who Should Attend?
Water governance experts and practitioners
Climate and environmental specialists
Water resource managers and engineers
Policy makers and development sector professionals
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) of China and Traditional Unani Medicine (TUM) of Pakistan are two major important traditional medical systems in the world. In the thousands of years of combating diseases, both have accumulated rich clinical practice experience and a large number of effective traditional pharmaceutical products, playing a pivotal role in safeguarding the health of the people in China and Pakistan.
China and Pakistan are embracing new strategic opportunities in the field of international cooperation on traditional medicines. To promote international cooperation in the R&D of TCM and Unani medicine, deepen exchanges and collaboration between China and Pakistan in the field of traditional medicine, and further enhance the capacity and level of traditional medicine in serving the health of the two peoples, we plan to hold the 2026 China-Pakistan International Symposium on Traditional Chinese Medicine and Unani Medicine & the Launching Ceremony of the Zhejiang-Pakistan Joint Laboratory for Herbal Medicine Research and Development. Representatives from competent authorities, hospitals, universities, research institutes and enterprises engaged in the traditional medicine sector in China and Pakistan are cordially invited to attend the event. Enterprises in related fields are welcome to participate in the exhibition and exchange activities.
Date: June 4, 2025 Venue: COMSTECH Auditorium, Islamabad
Organized by: OIC-COMSTECH, in collaboration with: Karachi Council on Foreign Relations, Hisaar Foundation, and Panjwani-Hisaar Water Institute
Strategic Dialogue at a Critical Time
Amid escalating tensions following India’s unilateral suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), this high-level seminar will critically assess Pakistan’s strategic, legal, and diplomatic options.
Bringing together experts in hydrology, international law, environmental science, and regional geopolitics, the seminar will explore:
🔹 The implications of the IWT suspension on Pakistan’s water security 🔹 Scientific realities of Indus River hydrology and regional geography 🔹 Diplomatic and adaptive responses rooted in evidence and resilience
Key Message
Despite political rhetoric, the science is clear: India cannot simply “turn off” Pakistan’s water. The Indus River’s flow is sustained by a vast, complex system of tributaries and glacier melts—far beyond the reach of any single actor. Dam-building in the unstable, high-altitude upper Indus is neither feasible nor sustainable.
Pakistan must counter fear with facts—and assert its rights as a lower riparian state through international legal mechanisms and coordinated diplomacy.
📍 Join us for this timely and urgent conversation on securing Pakistan’s water future.
