Brig Retd Mohammad Yasin

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Brig Retd Mohammad Yasin

Distinguished Advisor Emeritus (DAE)

Brigadier (Retired) Mohammad Yasin is a chartered Engineer in Electronics and is member of various engineering institutions at home and abroad. He did his BSc (Honours) in War Studies as well as advanced training/education in UK and USA. He was on the faculty of School of Signals (now Military College of Signals) and also worked in National Institute of Electronics for six years. He holds Master’s degree in Political Science. He worked in the Prime Minister’s Committee for Research and Analysis for over two years where he coordinated a number of research projects on district administration, police systems, dispensation of justice, information technology, education, and regional studies. He got training in Strategic Planning and Management at the York University, Canada. Besides, he attended a USIP-SDPI Training of Trainers on Conflict Resolution and Mediation for Leaders as well as a workshop by Franklin Covey, on Leading at the Speed of Trust. He has been working with SDPI for the last 26 years where he established Centre for Capacity Building (now Centre for Learning and Development). Currently, he is the Senior Advisor, Capacity Building at the Institute. He coordinates working of the SDPI’s Study Group on Information Technology and Telecommunications. In addition to working on various research projects, he has written numerous research papers, compiled and edited books on District Administration and Police Systems, Public Interest Litigation and Dispensation of Justice in Pakistan. He has years of teaching and training experience. He has designed and conducted a large number of courses/workshops on management and specialized areas such as: leadership, time management, negotiation skills, team building, effective reading, human resource management, managerial & administrative skills, and communication & presentation skills.

Development of Information and Communication Technologiesin Pakistan: Keeping Pace With the Evolutio
63rd Meeting of SDPI’s Study Group on IT and Telecom Pakistan’s Cyber Security Laws/Policies and Their Implementation Strengths and Weaknesses
Study Group on IT and Telecom Pakistan’s Cyber Security Laws/Policies and Their Implementation: Strengths and Weaknesses
Current Status of Study Group Recommendations
Vol. 27, No. 3 (JULY-SEPTEMBER 2020)
Vol. 27, No. 2 (April-June 2020)
Hybrid Warfare: Countering the Impending Threats (PB - 71)
Vol. 27, No. 1 (January-March 2020)
Cyber Security: Where Does Pakistan Stand? (W - 167)
Vol 24 no. 3 (July - Sept 2017)
25th Anniversary Silver Jubilee Publication
Vol 24 no. 1 & 2 (Jan - June 2017)
Pakistan's Highly Taxed Telecom Market: Fall out and Impact(PB-57)
Vol. 23 No. 2 (April - June 2016)
Vol. 23 No. 1 (January - March 2016)
Vol. 22 No. 3 (July - September 2015)
Vol 22 No.2 ( April - June 2015)
Vol 22 No.1 ( January - March 2015)
Vol 20 No. 3 (July - September 2013)
Study Group on Information and Communications Group Activities 1993-1995 Volume I
Vol. 3, No. 11-12 (Regional Connectivity Special - November December,2012)
Vol. 3, No. 1-2 (Telecom Special -January February,2012)
Information and Telecommunication Technologies Leading the Way: Pakistan's Response (W-100)
Study Group on Information Technology and Telecommunications: Group activity march 2000- Oct 2002
WTO Agreements on Telecommunications and Information Technology: Implications for Pakistan (W-34)
Trends in Development of Information and Telecommunications (With a focus on Pakistan) W-28
Brief on Human Rights Case no 15-K/1992 in the Supreme Court of Pakistan (P-19)

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