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Partner
With NRP

Institutional partnerships are how a community organization becomes durable. Four routes in — each with a named NRP portfolio holder accountable for it.

Who We Partner With

Four kinds of
partnership.

I

Government & Institutions

Departments, agencies, embassies, consulates and public bodies in either country seeking a credible, non-partisan point of contact with the Pakistani-American community.

  • Community consultation and representation
  • Policy briefings drawn from documented community experience
  • Participation in NRP forums and commemorative events
  • Named liaison from the Public Policy Wing
II

Business

Companies, chambers of commerce, investors and trade bodies building commercial relationships across the two economies.

  • Trade delegations and business dialogue
  • Introductions to partners, buyers and boards
  • Sector access through the energy, health and trade committees
  • Named liaison from the Director of International Trade Affairs
III

Universities

Universities, colleges, research institutes and scholarship bodies in both countries working on placement, exchange and research collaboration.

  • Student placement and scholarship pathways
  • Institutional exchange and research partnership
  • Access to a mentor network of Pakistani-American professionals
  • Named liaison from the Education Diplomacy committee
IV

Non-Profit Organizations

Pakistani-American and allied non-profits, community associations, hospitals and humanitarian organizations working with the same community.

  • National coordination so effort is pooled, not duplicated
  • Shared program capacity and joint humanitarian response
  • Referral pathways for community services
  • Named liaison from the Non-Profit Coordination committee

How a Partnership Works

Scoped before
it is announced.

Every partnership is a working relationship, not a logo exchange. We agree what it is for, who owns it on both sides, and what it will produce — before anything is published.

  1. Request a meetingTell us your organization and what you are trying to achieve. We reply to every request.
  2. Scope the workWe identify which committee it belongs to and bring the director who leads it into the conversation.
  3. Agree the termsObjectives, responsibilities and what success looks like are put in writing on both sides.
  4. Announce and deliverThe partnership is published on this site with a named portfolio holder, and results are reported as they are verified.

Request a Meeting

Request a partnership
meeting.

Tell us who you are and what you want to build. The executive committee reviews every partnership request and replies with the person who should own the conversation.

Sponsorship is separate Financial support for the Forum and NRP programs is set out on the sponsorship page. A partnership does not require sponsorship, and sponsorship does not require a partnership.
Non-partisan by policy NRP partners with institutions, not with political campaigns. See the non-partisan statement.

Partnership meeting request

Reviewed by the executive committee. Your details are never shared.

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