Alamgir Jahangir Khan holds a deep reverence for Philosophy, Poetry, Psychology, Photography and Human Development. Alamgir is the Co-Founder and Head of Innovation and Impact at GreyMatter Venture; a consultancy that offers services in diverse domains from Music, Architecture, Animations to Technology. Alamgir is also engaged as an Associate Fraud Analyst at i2c inc; a Silicon Valley-based FinTech company. 

In addition to the business domains, Alamgir is the Co-Founder of Pakitan Innovation Summit for Education, a social development organization that has been actively engaged since 2014 in diverse social and economic interventions in Northern Pakistan. As part of PISE, Alamgir is involved in project E-Rozgar, which is providing free-of-cost freelancing training to educated unemployed youth of Gilgit-Baltistan. 

Alamgir can be reached out for collaborations on projects that involve Design Thinking, Community Development and just about anything that is exciting and innovative. He prefers to spend time looking at the blue unending sky and mapping observations of society and the human condition; topics that are always welcomed over a cup of Peshawar wali kawa chai. 

Special Op/Community Action Report Alamgir Khan Discussion on Peace and Conflict Resolution with Gilgit-Baltistan Youth Parliament Members Having had the opportunity to join the Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) Youth Parliament as Vice-President, I was more than delighted to call together the members of Youth Parliament GB for a dialogue on Peace and Conflict Resolution, in addition to how we as young leaders of today can aid in the policy making of the region. The session involved dialogue on the thematic areas as the participants were encouraged to share personal insights and experience on the topics so that all conclusion drawn would be driven by experience rather than just theory. Keeping the thematic areas in mind, the participants shared their story of how to look towards peace and conflict-resolution keeping the current conditions of Gilgit-Baltistan in mind, and how we can adopt better policies and frameworks to accommodate or assist the process of peace, as peace itself is not an end result but a mindset that promotes harmony and tolerance. The outcome was a direct influence on the ideals and values of the Youth Parliament members, a more grounded and reality based perspective was reached upon through open dialogue on peace making and conflict-resolution which will eventually, in the near future, result in better policies when our members will take positions of power and are ready to influence the policies of the area.

Name: (from left to right) Alamgir Khan, Sajid Ali, Musa Wazir, Zulfiqar Essa, Aneez Khan, Hussain Baig, Gufran Ali, Basit Zia