Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is a renowned media research and training center that is dedicated to promoting freedom of expression across the country. Established in 1967, PPF is a non-profit organization that suspended operations in 1974 due to the political climate, but was reactivated in 1992. Since then, PPF has been actively involved in assisting the development of independent media in Pakistan.

PPF conducts training programs and seminars for journalists, focusing on professional, social, political, and human rights issues. They aim to raise the standard of journalism in Pakistan and advocate for freedom of expression both nationally and internationally through media engagement. PPF organizes these programs in various locations, including rural centers, to ensure broader reach and awareness.

Furthermore, PPF maintains an extensive documentation archive covering a wide range of areas, including arts and culture, broadcasting, social media, environmental journalism, and media ethics, among others. They also offer opportunities, scholarships, and fellowships to support the growth and professional development of journalists.

With its commitment to media development and freedom of expression, PPF plays a vital role in shaping the landscape of journalism in Pakistan.