Karachi – In a significant move to empower the youth of Sindh, the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme has launched its Karachi office, furthering its mission to unlock the potential of Pakistan’s young people.
Chairman Rana Mashhood Ahmed Khan inaugurated the office, emphasizing the programme’s commitment to creating opportunities for education, skills training, and entrepreneurship. Fahad Shafiq has been appointed as the coordinator Prime Minister’s Youth Programme Sindh to lead the office and implement initiatives in the region.
“The Karachi office will play a vital role in promoting youth development in Sindh,” said Chairman Rana Mashhood Ahmed Khan. “We are dedicated to provide young people with the skills and resources needed to succeed and contribute to Pakistan’s growth.”
The Prime Minister’s Youth Programme has already made a significant impact nationwide, and the Karachi office will further expand its reach. The office will offer a range of initiatives, including skills training, entrepreneurship support, education and scholarship opportunities, and career counseling.
Fahad Shafiq, coordinator for the Karachi office, expressed his enthusiasm for the new role, saying, “I am excited to lead the Karachi office and work with the youth of Sindh to unlock their potential. We will work tirelessly to provide opportunities and resources to help them succeed.”
The launch event was attended by government officials, youth representatives, and stakeholders from the education and private sectors, who welcomed the expansion of the programme to Karachi.