How Social Capital Drives National Development
We often measure national progress by roads, revenue, and resources. But what about trust, civic sense, and community? This session explores the overlooked role of social capital in national development. From volunteerism and shared values to governance and democracy, we’ll ask: Can a nation truly prosper without strong social bonds? And how can we rebuild trust in societies like Pakistan today? ● About the Panelists: » Dr. Ravish Nadeem (Author, Poet, Educator, Critic) » Dr. Aamir Raja (Academic, Researcher and Political Analyst) » Prof. Iqbal Malik (Assistant Professor in the Higher Education Department, Punjab) » Absar Fatima (Psychologist, Author, Educator, Fiction Writer) » Ahmad Mehsud (Author, Poet, Fiction Writer — Moderator)

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