Who We Are: Pakistan's Leading Cybersecurity & AI Think Tank
Pakistan’s Pioneer Center for Cyber Research and Artificial Intelligence. As a Section 42 not-for-profit organization, our mission is to strengthen Pakistan's digital sovereignty through evidence-based research, professional training, and public-interest technology development. We convene top experts from academia, industry, and policymaking to solve critical national challenges and shape a secure, prosperous digital future.
Our Vision
To become Pakistan’s leading hub for cybersecurity and AI research—advancing innovation, developing skilled professionals, and enhancing national cyber preparedness.
Our Mission
To empower individuals, institutions, and society by delivering cutting-edge research, quality education, digital literacy, and responsible AI development for public good.
Our Core Values
Integrity & Transparency
Innovation for Public Good
Ethical Technology Development
Community Empowerment
Collaboration & Knowledge Sharing
Our Governance & Leadership
CCRAI is led by a team of highly qualified professionals committed to advancing Pakistan’s digital future.
An expert in corporate leadership and digital transformation, Dr. Malik guides CCRAI’s strategic vision and research management. His work is central to establishing the institution as a leader in national technology policy.
Areas of Expertise
A specialist in cybersecurity and emerging technologies, Dr. Qaisrani leads the technical program development at CCRAI, focusing on IT infrastructure and innovative cyber defense systems.
Areas of Expertise
An expert in academic program development and digital learning frameworks, Mr. Soomro spearheads CCRAI’s efforts in cybersecurity policy awareness and educational outreach.
Areas of Expertise
Dr. Khokhar is an Assistant Professor of International Relations at MY University, Islamabad. His research focuses on Foreign Policy, Pakistan-US relations, and South Asia.
Areas of Expertise
Dr. Akram is an Assistant Professor in the Department of International Relations at Kinnaird College for Women. Her expertise contributes to CCRAI's research on the geopolitical and social implications of technology.