Kashif Majeed Salik

Kashif Majeed Salik

Associate Research Fellow

Mr Kashif Salik is an agricultural economist with more than 20 years of experience in research and project management. He works with a diverse range of governmental and non-governmental stakeholders, including the National Assembly’s standing committee on climate change. At present, Mr Salik is also pursuing his PhD in human migration and well-being outcomes at the University of Southampton, UK. He has special interest in human and social development with focus on climate change, agriculture, ecosystems, migration, water, energy, and environment.

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Global Pakistan: Pakistan’s Role in the International System

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