The US-Pakistan Program is a comprehensive approach to
US-Pakistan relations, focusing on the key areas of security, economic
development, and public policy. An important component of the Program
includes a Fellowship Exchange, in which two fellows are selected from both the
United States and Pakistan to visit the respective country as a part of
improving research exchanges.
The fellowship brings newly established
experts in one of the three issue areas of the program to the respective
country for an intensive ten day trip. Selected fellows will meet relevant
stakeholders, perform on-the-ground research for an issue brief, host a panel
discussion to further their work, and also advance thought on the key pillars
of our program, as well as US-Pakistan relations more generally. The fellowship
serves the greater program goal of combating the transactional mentality in
current US-Pakistan relations, and encouraging great mutual understanding to
allow for a positive bilateral relationship.
The
US-Pakistan Program is looking for individuals who are:
· Newly established expert between
30-45 years of age
· Have a vested interest in
improving ties with the United States/Pakistan
· Citizens of, and currently living
in, either Pakistan or the United States
· Affiliated with an
organization/network of individuals in your home country with whom you can
share the knowledge and experience you have gained through the fellowship
· Able to communicate clearly and
effectively in English
(Knowledge
of Urdu or other Pakistani languages is a plus, but not required)
The
deadline for submission is April 1, 2014.
Application
and instructions can be found at:
For more
information about the US-Pakistan Program or the South Asia Center, please
visit http://www.atlanticcouncil.
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