E-PAC - Economic Pakistan American Council

Our Work

Programs & Initiatives

E-PAC Action advances policy frameworks, coalitions, and practical solutions through five core program areas.

Program 1

Policy Engagement & Advocacy

E-PAC Action engages with members of Congress, administration officials, state & local leaders, and business chambers & industry groups.

Priority Areas:

  • Investment frameworks
  • Market access and regulatory harmonization
  • Bilateral commercial agreements
  • Capital mobility and entrepreneurship
  • Supply-chain and innovation partnerships

Within legal limits, E-PAC Action conducts lobbying activity to advance these objectives in the public interest.

Program 2

Business & Industry Coalitions

We bring private-sector voices together to articulate shared objectives, identify policy barriers and solutions, engage policymakers more effectively, and coordinate messaging across sectors and stakeholders.

Coalition Members Include:

Corporates

SMEs

Investors and Funds

Chambers

Associations

Diaspora Networks

Flagship Campaign

U.S.–Pakistan Investment Fund Initiative

E-PAC Action leads the coalition, roadmap, and policy push to support the establishment of a future U.S.–Pakistan Investment Fund, backed by public capital, private investment, diaspora partnership, and Congressional authorization.

Activities Include:

  • Coalition development
  • Business mobilization
  • Policy education
  • Hill engagement
  • Stakeholder outreach

E-PAC Action will not manage or operate such a fund—our role is advocacy and coalition-building.

Program 4

Delegations & Dialogues

We organize briefings in Washington, congressional education days, business delegations, and dialogues between U.S. and Pakistan commercial actors.

Goal: bring real voices and real opportunities into policymaking spaces.

Program 5

Strategic Communications

E-PAC Action frames and advances a narrative that emphasizes shared commercial interests, centers economic opportunity over geopolitics, and broadens constituencies supporting bilateral engagement.

This Includes:

  • Policy memos
  • Advocacy toolkits
  • Earned media
  • Convenings and outreach