Let’s Talk Education

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This episode gives insights into strengthening educational governance in Pakistan, highlighting how ad hoc policies are undermining the system. We also explore the critical role of building infrastructure to foster effective public-private partnerships with the government. Guest: Dr. Sajid Ali, Director of Research at Aga Khan University and Pakistan Country Coordinator for GPE-KIX

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