On April 23, 2025, Aspire-KP presented a multidimensional briefing to the Speaker and Standing Committee on Mines and Minerals, KP Provincial Assembly, focusing on the multiple aspects of the proposed Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Mines and Minerals Bill, 2025.

Aspire-KP—a non-partisan, research-driven platform based in Peshawar—highlighted key issues in the bill that may undermine provincial autonomy, dilute constitutional authority, and create ambiguity in governance. The organization emphasized the need for legal clarity, institutional safeguards, and transparent administrative frameworks to truly enable investment while protecting local and national interests.