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Mian Ahmad Naeem Salik


Research Fellow

Areas of Research:

Global Economic Issues, Non-Traditional Security Issues, Climate Change

Ahmad Naeem Salik is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Strategic Studies since July, 2014. Ahmad holds degrees in B.Sc. (2011) Economics and Political Science from LUMS, and M.Sc. (2013) Development Economics from The University of Queensland Australia. His primary area of research are Climate Change, Non-Traditional Security Issues and Global Economic Issues, and he is also the member of the Editorial Board at the institute.

Mail ahmadsalik@issi.org.pk

Issue Brief on “Pakistan’s Macroeconomic Outlook 2022”

Introduction In the first five decades of its independence, Pakistan has been a high-growth, low inflation economy. Now it has become a low-growth, high inflation...

Issue Brief on “Global Economic Impacts of the Russia-Ukraine War”

The Russia-Ukraine war that commenced on February 24, 2022, came at a time when the world was battling the scourge of the COVID-19 pandemic...

Issue Brief on “Pakistan’s Water Woes”

Water security has a direct impact on human security. It is a multidimensional challenge with complex undertones, as water security is both an increasing...

Issue Brief on “Rising Heat Waves and Climate Change: A Wake up Call for...

Climate change has brought tremendous challenges for countries which are not limited to natural disasters alone. Rising global temperatures have wreaked havoc on international...

Issue Brief on “Climate Diplomacy and Pakistan”

The climate crisis is one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century with huge  geopolitical consequences for the global world. Greenhouse gas emissions...

Issue Brief on “The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) Amendment Act 2021”

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) Amendment Act 2021 is a continuation of the process to modernize the central bank. The Act defines domestic...

Issue Brief on “The Growing Water Scarcity Issue in Pakistan”

Water scarcity is the foremost critical issue that Pakistan faces today.  The country is the most water-stressed among the South Asian countries and will...

Issue Brief on “Pakistan’s Policy Emphasis on Geo-economics”

By virtue of its geographical location, Pakistan holds geostrategic significance on the world map. The country possesses direct access to the warm waters of...

Issue Brief on “COP26: Key Takeaways”

The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, more commonly referred to as COP26, was the 26th United Nations Climate Change conference, held at the SEC Centre...

Issue Brief on “The Rupee Slide”

Pakistan’s exchange rate has deteriorated by around 12% since early May 2021 in response to the escalating current account deficit as the government went for expansionary monetary...