Join The Think Tank (Top-100)


Does it irk you to see creative potential go to waste? Do you feel restless knowing that you have the answer to a problem but you cannot effectively implement that answer? Do you feel like you can turn things around, if only you are given charge for just an iota of a moment? Do you ever get the feeling where you know you can help your people but you don’t understand where to begin?

If you feel all these sentiments for Pakistan, your motherland, your nation, then you have landed on the right side of this cyberspace.

Pakistan is in dire need of your creative mind and your solutions – and this platform is the perfect place to set your ideas into motion. No debate would go in vain here; no thought would be shunned or suffocated. If you are a specialist and you understand what exactly needs to be done to help Pakistan excel in your field of interest, then you are what this forum needs.

The idea is painfully simple. UnitedForBetterPakistan.org wishes to invite you to join a group of intellectual finesse, where the top 100 brightest minds would sit together and try to come up with an effective blueprint to pull Pakistan back on its feet. Here’s a chance for you to prove that your expertise can make you a national hero – irrespective of where you are from. Whether you are in USA or Europe or China or Kenya, whether you live in the southern hemisphere or dwell somewhere up north, if you are a Pakistani by birth, they don’t hesitate and sign-up to become a driving force for you people.

Pakistan needs a metaphorical pick-me-up in virtually every field, so no matter what you are an expert of, if it is related to this country, your prowess is much sought after. If you are still not sure whether you are the person we need, below are a few pointers as to who we are looking for. You should have:

  • A PhD/post-graduate degree with 16+ years of experience.
  • The ability to work in a team environment.
  • A revolutionary idea or a practical plan to resolve problem areas specified by UnitedForBetterPakistan.org below.
  • At least one hour a week to spare for this project online.
  • Can spare at least 2 hours a week online.

Furthermore, you can join a maximum of three think tanks.

But what exactly are these think tanks about?

PURPOSE AND MISSION

The top 100 Pakistani experts who will constitute the think tank would be responsible for deriving, articulating, and finalizing solutions which can help Pakistan lead to greatness. They would obviously be asked to come up with ways to implement those suggestions as well.

The think tank will regularly discuss and deliver on issues that matter, remaining fully independent. Alongside this, members will enjoy networking opportunities, connecting with other professionals, and hearing, experiencing and debating the latest breakthroughs and happenings in their area of expertise. And what is the mission of this think tank? It is to create a buffer of solutions pertaining to the innumerable problems which plague Pakistan and help in pushing this buffer to direct state-level policies – which is what UnitedForBetterPakistan.org wishes to achieve.

Group members will have the liberty to work at leisure, upfront or behind the scenes, and communicate their invaluable suggestions, ideas and plans to our team overseeing this project.

Here are some umbrella categories that the think tank would have to divide its experts in and come up with viable solutions for all of these departments:

  • Extremism
  • Business (including entrepreneurship, small businesses and corporate)
  • Economy (Including banking and Islamic financial systems)
  • Agriculture
  • Education
  • Moral values
  • Judicial system
  • Police and Criminal Justice system
  • Health
  • Oil, gas and natural resources
  • Clean drinking water
  • Urban planning and transport
  • Media, Journalism and Investigative reporting

If you have an expertise in either of these fields (or the issues that come under them) and you wish to voice your solutions effectively, then do not hesitate in coming forward. Today, more than ever before, you intellect and your council is much sought after and this is your chance to help your country come out of the ubiquitous corruption it is plunged in.

We would be honored to have you on our team!

To join, please Register and select your area(s) of expertise, we will get in touch with you during the approval process.

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