Shabeeh Haider - CERP

Shabeeh Haider

Assistant, Civil Service Project

Shabeeh Haider Raza is an aspiring economist specialising in development, health and political economics, particularly related to Pakistan. Apart from economics, he transforms into a bookworm, dabbles in writing, experiments with food and tries to swim. After his undergraduate degree in Economics and Finance from The University of Melbourne, Shabeeh explored various business roles from sales at a tech start-up to accounting and finance at the InterContinental Hotel Group before returning to The University of Melbourne to pursue a masters in Economics focusing on development and applied micro. In 2022, Shabeeh returned to Pakistan and worked as an Associate at the Punjab Board of Investment and Trade for a brief period. Shabeeh has joined CERP as a Research Assistant on the Civil Services Project.

Shabeeh Haider

Assistant, Civil Service Project

Shabeeh Haider Raza is an aspiring economist specialising in development, health and political economics, particularly related to Pakistan. Apart from economics, he transforms into a bookworm, dabbles in writing, experiments with food and tries to swim. After his undergraduate degree in Economics and Finance from The University of Melbourne, Shabeeh explored various business roles from sales at a tech start-up to accounting and finance at the InterContinental Hotel Group before returning to The University of Melbourne to pursue a masters in Economics focusing on development and applied micro. In 2022, Shabeeh returned to Pakistan and worked as an Associate at the Punjab Board of Investment and Trade for a brief period. Shabeeh has joined CERP as a Research Assistant on the Civil Services Project.

Shabeeh Haider

Assistant, Civil Service Project

Shabeeh Haider Raza is an aspiring economist specialising in development, health and political economics, particularly related to Pakistan. Apart from economics, he transforms into a bookworm, dabbles in writing, experiments with food and tries to swim. After his undergraduate degree in Economics and Finance from The University of Melbourne, Shabeeh explored various business roles from sales at a tech start-up to accounting and finance at the InterContinental Hotel Group before returning to The University of Melbourne to pursue a masters in Economics focusing on development and applied micro. In 2022, Shabeeh returned to Pakistan and worked as an Associate at the Punjab Board of Investment and Trade for a brief period. Shabeeh has joined CERP as a Research Assistant on the Civil Services Project.