Скачать или смотреть Pakistan’s Energy & Climate Crisis: Insights from MIT Graduate & World Bank Consultant | Part 1

#MITAlumni In this Part 1 of our exclusive interview, we are joined by one of Pakistan’s most accomplished professionals in the fields of energy, environment, and climate change policy. A graduate of world-class institutions like MIT, Cambridge, and Harvard, and a former consultant at the World Bank, he has played a vital role in shaping Pakistan’s national energy strategies.

In this segment, we explore his early life, education, and professional journey:

Childhood and schooling across cities like Sargodha, Rawalpindi, and Hasan Abdal Cadet College

Mechanical Engineering at UET Lahore
#AmericanUniversity Admission to MIT and his reflections on the American education system

PhD-level research in Environmental Science and interdisciplinary studies at Harvard

Early teaching and consulting experience in the USA, including at American University and the World Bank

Return to Pakistan in 1988 and initial impressions of the country's communication and development gaps

This episode highlights how top-tier academic training and global exposure can empower professionals to serve their country. He emphasizes the value of real learning over degrees, the power of research-oriented education, and the importance of integrating economics, energy, and environment policy.

🎓 Don’t miss this inspiring story of personal growth, professional excellence, and unwavering commitment to sustainable development.

Stay tuned for Part 2, where we dive into his impactful work with Pakistan’s Alternative Energy Development Board, energy conservation, and policy innovation. #EnergyPolicyPakistan
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