Kazim Alam is a Senior Staff Reporter at Dawn, one of Pakistan's leading newspapers. With a focus on national news, Kazim covers a wide range of topics including finance, economics, and business. His work has also been featured in Scroll Media.
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Kazim Alam's coverage is heavily focused on finance and economy in Pakistan, particularly the stock market, investment analysis, government announcements and data citations. He may be interested in pitches related to financial policies, stock market trends, economic indicators or legal regulations within the Pakistani context.
Given his emphasis on citing data and covering government announcements extensively, he may respond well to sources able to provide factual data or insights into how specific policy changes impact the local economy or financial sector. Additionally, individuals with expertise in Islamic banking practices as they relate to broader economic issues would likely find a receptive audience with Kazim.
It's important for outreach efforts targeting him to recognize his national focus on Pakistan and tailor pitches accordingly.
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