Islamabad —UNS:Pakistan has achieved another milestone in parliamentary diplomacy as Ms. Misbah Khar, Advisor to the Chairman Senate, has been appointed Ambassador of the Inter-Parliamentary Speakers’ Conference (ISC). The appointment comes shortly after Chairman Senate Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani was named the founding President of the ISC, placing Pakistan at the forefront of this emerging global platform.
As Ambassador, Ms. Khar will play a central role in advancing the ISC’s outreach and engagement. She has represented Pakistan and the Senate at various international forums and has also contributed as a published writer in respected international newspapers, including The Washington Times. Her appointment reflects her growing influence in parliamentary diplomacy and acknowledges her contributions to projecting Pakistan’s voice on global stages.
About the ISC
The Inter-Parliamentary Speakers’ Conference (ISC) is a newly established international platform aimed at fostering dialogue and cooperation among parliaments. Its vision is to strengthen inter-parliamentary ties, build consensus on shared challenges, and advance democracy through collaboration.
ISC Conference in Pakistan — November 2025
For the first time, Pakistan will host the ISC Conference in November 2025, welcoming Speakers, parliamentarians, diplomats, and policymakers from across the world. The conference will spotlight key themes such as sustainable development, economic cooperation, conflict resolution, and climate action — positioning Pakistan as a convening hub for global parliamentary dialogue and Ms. Misbah Khar as Ambassador of the ISC is a proud moment for Pakistan and its Senate. Her recognition at such a prestigious forum — with the collective backing of 45 Speakers and 103 participants — underscores the growing role of Pakistani leadership in international parliamentary diplomacy. This achievement not only marks a personal milestone for Ms. Khar but also reflects institutional pride for the Senate of Pakistan on the global stage.
