Muhammad Hassan Dajana is an Intergenerational Foresight Fellow on Energy with the World Economic Forum’s Future’26 programme and a Global Shaper from Pakistan. Through the Forum’s Global Foresight Network, he contributes to exploring how today’s decisions can shape more resilient and inclusive energy systems for future generations. He also contributes to the World Economic Forum’s Agenda, with analysis on energy, climate resilience and intergenerational action, alongside writing for Dawn and Dialogue Earth.

Professionally, Hassan is Industry Liaison at Renewables First, connecting industry, research, policy and international partners around Pakistan’s rapidly evolving energy transition. In 2026, he led Solar · Storage · Flexibility, convening 300+ participants and 50 speakers from nine countries around the future of Pakistan’s power system.

A Global Shaper since 2021 and former Rawalpindi Hub Curator, Hassan has translated climate ideas into community action. He led Our Green Blue Rawalpindi, restoring degraded urban spaces, planting 5,600+ native trees and developing a replicable climate-action toolkit, and Project Regrowth, mobilizing young people around urban restoration and sustainable practices.

A Fulbright Scholar and Schwab Foundation Youth & Social Innovation Leader, Hassan’s work is driven by connecting people, ideas and institutions to turn collective action into measurable impact.