The organization of 27 countries has a back bone of 25 Centres of Excellence in a number of areas that constitute major thrust of COMSATS activities aimed at addressing the key issues of the developing countries.

COMSATS’ twenty five year celebrations come amidst the organization’s expansion in terms of membership, scope of work, quality of partnerships and strengthening of its programmes.

A major consolidation of the organization’s focus on sustainable development is due to the alignment of its operations with the Global Agenda 2030. SDGs, thus, have been at the core of some major activities, including major capacity building activities.

A strong commitment transpiring from this alignment is devoted efforts for establishment of institutions, universities and Networks in critical areas. Climate change is one such area. To provide an institutional platform for coordination, facilitation, advocacy, and regional and international collaboration, COMSATS took the initiative, in August 2018, to set up COMSATS Centre for Climate & Sustainability (CCCS) in its member states.