Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan spoke at a special youth event Sunday at the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The government official leads the Prime Minister's Youth Programme and serves as chief guest for the celebration. He told young people that Pakistan's leaders want to help them succeed and build better lives. Khan praised students and entrepreneurs for working hard to change their communities. The event honored 30 young people who have made important contributions to Pakistan.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif supports programs that help young Pakistanis learn new skills and start businesses. The youth program provides training for education, sports, technology, and job creation across the country. Khan said brave young people create the future through their creative ideas and hard work. These programs give students and graduates the tools they need to become successful leaders. Government officials believe young citizens can solve Pakistan's biggest challenges.
ICCI President Nasir Mansoor Qureshi welcomed the award winners and praised their achievements. He said Pakistan's youth have the power to create an economic revolution that transforms the nation. The Chamber promises to support young business owners and help them grow their companies. Qureshi believes smart guidance and proper resources will help young people reach their goals. The organization wants to work with students and entrepreneurs to build a stronger economy.
Students, business leaders, and technology experts attended the ceremony at the Chamber building. Khan and other officials gave shields and certificates to the 30 young award winners. Many important guests joined the celebration and met with the honored youth.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif supports programs that help young Pakistanis learn new skills and start businesses. The youth program provides training for education, sports, technology, and job creation across the country. Khan said brave young people create the future through their creative ideas and hard work. These programs give students and graduates the tools they need to become successful leaders. Government officials believe young citizens can solve Pakistan's biggest challenges.
ICCI President Nasir Mansoor Qureshi welcomed the award winners and praised their achievements. He said Pakistan's youth have the power to create an economic revolution that transforms the nation. The Chamber promises to support young business owners and help them grow their companies. Qureshi believes smart guidance and proper resources will help young people reach their goals. The organization wants to work with students and entrepreneurs to build a stronger economy.
Students, business leaders, and technology experts attended the ceremony at the Chamber building. Khan and other officials gave shields and certificates to the 30 young award winners. Many important guests joined the celebration and met with the honored youth.
