Book Launching: The Reforms Manifesto
Why do so many societies struggle to translate potential into progress? What reforms are needed to build stronger institutions, more resilient economies, and a more inclusive future? And how can meaningful change be achieved in an era marked by political polarization, economic uncertainty, and growing social challenges?
Conceived as a blueprint for change, ‘The Reforms Manifesto’ examines the deep-rooted political, economic and social issues confronting modern societies and proposes a comprehensive agenda for reform, and offers a framework for understanding the challenges of our time and imagining pathways toward meaningful change.
About the Speaker:
Jawad Majid Khan is an economist, author, and banking executive serving as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Bank Makramah Limited. With experience in finance, economics and institutional leadership, he has been engaged in discussions on economic development, governance and public policy.
In addition to his professional work in the banking sector, Jawad Majid Khan has contributed extensively to the national discourse through newspaper articles, podcasts, and television appearances, where he has shared his perspectives on economic reform, institutional effectiveness, and the policy choices necessary for sustainable growth.
About the Moderator:
Dr. Ali Salman is the founder and Executive Director of Policy Research Institute of Market Economy (PRIME), a think tank in Islamabad. He’s an economist and public policy expert with extensive experience working with the government. Dr. Ali has contributed to key policy initiatives, including Pakistan’s youth policy and the evaluation of the Education Vouchers scheme, which was scaled up to benefit over 1 million students. He holds a doctorate from the University of Bath, UK, and has received prestigious fellowships, including Fulbright and Royal Netherlands Fellowship. Dr. Ali is also an adjunct faculty member and writes op-eds for Express Tribune, sharing his insights on economics and policy issues.
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The Black Hole
Plot 5H, Street 100, G-11/3, Islamabad.
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