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NRP

Non-Resident Pakistanis  ·  Washington, D.C.

A Bridge Between
Two Great Nations

NRP Washington, D.C. is a non-profit, non-partisan organization representing the Pakistani diaspora in the United States and strengthening the Pakistan–United States partnership.

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6Strategic Pillars
9Community Services
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NRP publishes verified figures only. Program results — students supported, institutional partnerships signed, events held and humanitarian beneficiaries reached — are added here as each committee reports and verifies them. We do not estimate.

About NRP

Representing the Pakistani
diaspora in America.

NRP Washington, D.C. is a non-profit, non-partisan organization representing the Pakistani diaspora in the United States. We are committed to promoting Pakistan's positive image, fostering economic opportunities, supporting community welfare, and strengthening the strategic partnership between Pakistan and the United States.

From the halls of government to the boardrooms of industry, from university campuses to community centers, we open doors — creating access, representation and opportunity for Pakistanis in America and for Pakistan itself.

About NRP Our Leadership
Flags of Pakistan and the United States on the National Mall
Washington, D.C.Two flags. One shared purpose.

Our Promise

To unite the global Pakistani diaspora, strengthen the bonds between Pakistan and the United States, and work together for peace, prosperity, and sustainable development for future generations.

NRP Washington, D.C.

What We Stand For

Six pillars of
national purpose.

Every program, partnership and platform we build stands on one of these six foundations.

I

Community Empowerment

Building stronger connections, services and opportunities for Pakistani-American communities.

II

Education & Scholarships

Supporting students, educational partnerships and pathways to opportunity.

III

Business & Investment

Connecting entrepreneurs, investors and institutions across Pakistan and the United States.

IV

Trade & Diplomacy

Advancing institutional relationships, trade dialogue and people-to-people engagement.

V

Women & Youth

Creating opportunities for leadership, participation and professional development.

VI

Humanitarian Services

Supporting communities through humanitarian partnerships and service.

The Partnership

Pakistan–United
States Relations

Pakistan and the United States share a long-standing relationship rooted in mutual respect, shared democratic values, and a commitment to regional and global stability. These are the five areas in which NRP works.

  1. Trade & InvestmentMarket access, investment facilitation and the business institutions that carry them.
  2. Education, Science & TechnologyUniversity partnerships, scholarships, research and academic exchange.
  3. People-to-People ExchangeThe bonds that outlast administrations — between citizens, not just states.
  4. Peace & Regional CooperationDiplomatic, factual dialogue on stability that serves both nations and the region.
  5. Institutional PartnershipsDurable relationships between organizations that keep working when individuals move on.
Flags of Pakistan and the United States joined

“Together, we can build a future of peace, prosperity, and progress for our nations.”

Institutional Partnership

The CIE–NRP Memorandum
of Understanding.

NRP Washington, D.C. signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Center for Intercultural Engagement (CIE) — an institutional agreement in education and intercultural exchange between the two countries. Signed on July 11, 2026 by Malik Gul Baz, President, NRP Washington, D.C., and Dr. Inge M. Urbančič, Chief Executive Officer of CIE.

NRP Leadership & Directors

NRP Leadership & Directors.

Thirteen officers and directors of NRP Washington, D.C. — each accountable for a named portfolio.

Malik Gul Baz, President of NRP Washington, D.C.
President

Malik Gul Baz

Malik Gul Baz serves as President of NRP Washington, D.C., providing leadership and helping guide the organization’s overall direction, community programs, and engagement with the Pakistani-American community.

Shahan Rizvi, Senior Vice President, Government & Strategic Affairs of NRP Washington, D.C.
Senior Vice President, Government & Strategic Affairs

Shahan Rizvi

Shahan Rizvi serves as Senior Vice President for Government & Strategic Affairs, supporting NRP’s relationships with government officials, institutions, and strategic partners and helping advance constructive Pakistan–United States engagement.

Rizwan Khalil, Vice President of NRP Washington, D.C.
Vice President

Rizwan Khalil

Rizwan Khalil serves as Vice President, supporting the President and leadership team with NRP’s programs, community activities, and organizational initiatives.

Waseem Chaudhry, Treasurer of NRP Washington, D.C.
Treasurer

Waseem Chaudhry

Waseem Chaudhry serves as Treasurer, supporting NRP’s financial administration, oversight, and responsible management of organizational resources.

Adnan Zafar Javed, Director, Financial Planning, Trade & Energy of NRP Washington, D.C.
Director, Financial Planning, Trade & Energy

Adnan Zafar Javed

Adnan Zafar Javed serves as Director of Financial Planning, Trade & Energy, supporting NRP’s work in business, investment, trade, energy, and economic development. He helps build connections between businesses, investors, and institutions and supports initiatives that promote economic cooperation and stronger Pakistan–United States business relationships.

Hasan Jalil, Director, Public Relations & Media of NRP Washington, D.C.
Director, Public Relations & Media

Hasan Jalil

Hasan Jalil serves as Director of Public Relations & Media, supporting NRP’s communications, media relations, public outreach, and promotion of the organization’s programs and activities.

Nakash Khan, Director, Student Affairs (USA) of NRP Washington, D.C.
Director, Student Affairs (USA)

Nakash Khan

Nakash Khan serves as Director of Student Affairs (USA), focusing on student engagement, educational opportunities, mentorship, and connecting students with the wider NRP community.

Hiba Mubashir, Director, Youth Affairs of NRP Washington, D.C.
Director, Youth Affairs

Hiba Mubashir

Hiba Mubashir serves as Director of Youth Affairs, focusing on youth engagement, leadership development, education, and creating opportunities for young Pakistani Americans to become more involved in the community.

Mubashir Butt, Director, International Affairs of NRP Washington, D.C.
Director, International Affairs

Mubashir Butt

Mubashir Butt serves as Director of International Affairs, supporting NRP’s international relationships, institutional partnerships, and engagement with organizations and communities outside the United States.

Tariq Zafar, Director, Humanitarian & Outreach Programs (HOPE) of NRP Washington, D.C.
Director, Humanitarian & Outreach Programs (HOPE)

Tariq Zafar

Tariq Zafar serves as Director of Humanitarian & Outreach Programs (HOPE), supporting community outreach, humanitarian activities, and programs that respond to community needs and promote service.

Farid Khan, Director, Legal Affairs & Member Benefits of NRP Washington, D.C.
Director, Legal Affairs & Member Benefits

Farid Khan

Farid Khan serves as Director of Legal Affairs & Member Benefits, supporting NRP’s member services, organizational matters, and initiatives designed to provide value and support to NRP members.

Raj Rathor, Director, Minority Affairs of NRP Washington, D.C.
Director, Minority Affairs

Raj Rathor

Raj Rathor serves as Director of Minority Affairs, supporting inclusion, community representation, and engagement with diverse communities within the broader Pakistani-American community.

Ayaz Jarral, Director, Health Initiatives of NRP Washington, D.C.
Director, Health Initiatives

Ayaz Jarral

Ayaz Jarral serves as Director of Health Initiatives, supporting health awareness, community wellness programs, and partnerships that can help address health-related needs within the community.

Pakistan Defence Day & U.S.–Pakistan Strategic Partnership Forum 2026
2026 · Washington, D.C.

Pakistan Defence Day
& the U.S.–Pakistan
Strategic Partnership Forum

NRP joins the Pakistani-American community in observing Pakistan Defence Day with a respectful commemorative tribute, while bringing together community leaders, business representatives, policymakers, and partners for constructive dialogue on Pakistan–United States relations.

Honoring Our PastDefence Day tribute
Securing Our FuturePolicy & investment
Strengthening PartnershipsTrade & diplomacy

Partner With Us

Partnering for a
brighter future.

Sponsors, corporate partners, community organizations and members — every level of support carries the mission forward. Contributions fund the Forum, community services and program work.

Level I

Diamond

$15,000Annual contribution

Headline partnership, platform presence and executive-level access across everything NRP convenes.

  • Headline billing at the Forum
  • Executive-level delegation access
  • Full-page magazine presence
  • Named committee association
Level II

Platinum

$10,000Annual contribution

Premier visibility across the forum, the magazine and our delegation programs.

  • Premier forum visibility
  • Delegation program inclusion
  • Magazine feature placement
  • Introductions on request
Level III

Gold

$5,000Annual contribution

Prominent recognition and priority networking placement at every NRP gathering.

  • Prominent event recognition
  • Priority networking placement
  • Magazine listing
  • Invitations to closed sessions
Level IV

Silver

$3,000Annual contribution

Community-level support with full acknowledgement of everything you make possible.

  • Acknowledgement across channels
  • Member rate on all events
  • Community newsletter listing
  • Volunteer program access

Every tier is a partnership, not a transaction — choose the level that fits, and we scope it with you before anything is announced.

United by Purpose

Driven by service.
Impacting lives.

Together, we can achieve greatness and create a lasting legacy for the generations who follow us.

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Contact & Connect

Let’s build
the bridge.

Whether you are a policymaker, an investor, a student or a family finding your footing in a new country — we would like to hear from you.

Office9192 Red Branch Road, Suite 300
Columbia, MD 21045, United States
Our NetworkChapters across the United States & Pakistan

Where to Start

MembershipIndividual, family, student, professional and institutional. Join NRP →
PartnershipGovernment, business, universities and non-profits. Request a meeting →
SponsorshipDiamond, Platinum, Gold and Silver levels. See the levels →
Community ServicesLegal, settlement, education and health referrals. Nine services →
MediaPress inquiries and accreditation. Media contact →
VolunteerGive time to services, events and committees. Get in touch →