Media Coverage

Leading demographers, researchers, and government stakeholders at the 18th Annual Population Research Conference stressed that Pakistan cannot reap its demographic dividend without immediate and sustained investment in reproductive health, education, and youth skills development.

National dailies reported on the key findings of the Population Association of Pakistan, highlighting the urgent need for inter-provincial policy coordination and actionable reproductive healthcare targets to avert socio-economic distress.

Coverage highlighting academic and student participation across technical sessions at GCU Lahore, where scholars presented over 50 research papers spanning economics, statistics, and sociology.

National Urdu press coverage on the Bahria University conference, detailing PAP’s recommendations submitted to the Planning Commission to incorporate demographic indicators into Pakistan's Vision 2025 targets.

Print and broadcast coverage of the first major demographic conference convened in Quetta, examining maternal mortality, health infrastructure, and demographic data collection in remote districts of Balochistan.

Comprehensive reporting on the high-level dialogue convened by PAP to address the restructuring of provincial population welfare departments and the preservation of national data standards.

Coverage of the 14th APRC hosted at NUST, where the Library of Congress recognized PAP for its widely disseminated conference research compendiums.