This report summarizes the High-Level Personnel Exchange Workshop on Curriculum Development that was held in Islamabad and Karachi, Pakistan, November 1-10, 1975. Attending the workshop were nine representatives from Iran, Indonesia, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Purpose of the workshop was (1) to deliberate on the current curriculum activities in the member states in relation to similar activities in other countries, (2) to identify common problems and issues in curriculum development, (3) to determine possible ways and means to deal with the problems, and (4) to suggest followup activities for fostering collaboration among the member states in the area of curriculum development. The report is organized in five main chapters that reflect the major topics considered during the workshop, including (1) new conceptions and directions in curriculum development, (2) sharable experiences in curriculum development, (3) problems and strategies of curriculum design, (4) problems and strategies of curriculum development, and (5) strengthening collaboration in curriculum development. (Author/JG)