We Work Together
The Pakistan Amateur Radio Society represents Pakistani ham operators before national and international regulatory bodies as the country’s official IARU member. From running the QSL bureau to supporting emergency communications during floods and disasters, PARS connects a nationwide network of licensed operators dedicated to service and skill.
A National Non-Profit for Pakistan's Ham Community
Pakistan Amateur Radio Society (PARS) is a national charitable non-profit organization for amateur radio enthusiasts across the country. As Pakistan’s official member society of the International Amateur Radio Union, we represent the interests of licensed operators before national and international regulatory authorities.
Our members come from all walks of life i.e engineers, doctors, students, civil servants, and retirees alike united by a shared passion for radio communication. Beyond the hobby, PARS volunteers have played a vital role in disaster relief efforts, providing critical communication support during floods, earthquakes, and other emergencies when conventional networks fail.
A Team Built on Service
Behind every callsign is a volunteer ready to serve. Our members give their time and expertise freely training newcomers, maintaining repeater networks, and staying on standby whenever Pakistan needs a lifeline of communication.
From seasoned operators with decades of experience to students just earning their license, PARS brings together a diverse community bound by curiosity, discipline, and a commitment to helping others when it matters most.
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Join the Amateur Radio Community
Pakistan Amateur Radio Society brings together radio operators, experimenters, emergency communicators, and technology enthusiasts from across the country. Join a community dedicated to learning, innovation, public service, and international friendship through amateur radio.
