As a dedicated scholar with a Master’s in Peace & Conflict Studies from CIPS, NUST, and a Bachelor’s in International Relations from IIUI, I currently serve as a Research Associate and Assistant Editor at NIPCONS’s Research & Analysis Cell. With a keen focus on academic scholarship, I have contributed to published works and engaged in diverse research projects and collaborations. Notable among my endeavors is the research project on “Fragile Geographies and the Climate-Conflict Nexus” in Balochistan, Pakistan. My dissertation topic, titled “Implications of Bilateral Megaprojects on Human Security and Conflict Dynamics: A Case Study of Gwadar,” closely aligns with the scope of the organization.

My professional journey includes roles as a Management Trainee Officer at NIPCONS and a Project Assistant at the Centre for International Peace and Stability. I have enriched my expertise through workshops such as the United Nations Gender Advisor Course and courses in International Relations Theory and Contemporary Geopolitics.

Currently, I actively support the Peacekeeping Training Department at CIPS, fostering academic linkages and bridging the gap between practitioners and academics in peacekeeping research. My multifaceted contributions include leading publications, assisting in course content development, and facilitating communication between departments, all aimed at advancing peace and stability efforts.