SHARP CEO Mr. Mudassar Javed recently participated in the Executive Council Preliminary Meeting of the Civil Society Alliance on Migration (CSAM), organized in collaboration with IOM Pakistan. The meeting convened key civil society leaders to develop joint strategies for inclusive migration governance, coordinated policy advocacy and more robust protection mechanisms for migrants across Pakistan.
Participants emphasized the need to amplify migrants’ voices and strengthen policy responses grounded in evidence. Mr. Mudassar Javed reiterated SHARP’s commitment to working with CSAM and partner organisations to ensure that migration governance advances dignity, safety and access to justice for all migrants, whether in urban centres or more remote districts.
The discussions focused on practical steps for coordinated advocacy, improving protection services and building partnerships between civil society, government stakeholders and international agencies. By aligning efforts through the alliance, CSAM members aim to influence policy in ways that respond to the realities faced by migrant communities throughout Pakistan.
SHARP said it will continue to engage with CSAM, IOM Pakistan and other partners to translate meeting outcomes into actionable policy recommendations and stronger protection frameworks, reinforcing its role in promoting inclusive migration governance and safeguarding migrant rights nationwide.
