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ABOUT TI-PAKISTAN

Transparency International (TI) today is the largest anti-corruption network acting globally. TI is an International, Non-Political, Non-Partisan, Non-Profit, Non-Governmental Organization which is headquartered in Berlin, Germany. It has over 90 National Chapters (NCs) working around the globe.

TI-Pakistan is one of the National Chapter of Transparency International, based in Karachi.

The original promoters of Transparency International-Pakistan were a group of dedicated professionals who felt that it was the right time to take up the challenge and assist the new Government in its initiative and stated policy of combating corruption in all spheres of the public and private sectors.

Transparency International-Pakistan was recognized as a chapter in-formation in February 2001, formal Agreements were signed between Transparency International-Secretariat and representative Promoters of the Pakistan Chapter. It was accredited as a full National Chapter by Transparency International, Berlin on 25 October 2005 and was reaccredited in October 2009.

The agreement confirmed the establishment of Transparency International-Pakistan, and allowed TI-Pakistan to act as a National Chapter under the basic guidelines established by the TI-S.

Transparency International-Pakistan was registered as an NGO under the Pakistan Trust Act 1882 in May 2002.

Advisory Committee
Transparency International Pakistan has an Advisory Committee.The Committee comprises of the following:

1. Mr. Elahi Buksh Soomro	Advisor
2. Mr. Khursheed Anwar	Advisor
3. Mr. Wajid Jawad	Advisor
4. Ms. Shahana Kaukab	Advisor
5. Brig (R) Mateen Muhajir	Advisor
6. Mr. Syed Saleem Ahmad	Advisor

Since its accreditation on 25 October 2005 Transparency International-Pakistan has been working on many programs. http://www.transparency.org.pk/prog/programs.htm