Peshawar:
The president of the Prime Minister’s Youth Program, Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan, has emphasized the integration of madrasas in the national mainstream, praising the fundamental education provided by these institutions.
The Prime Minister’s Youth Program held an advisory session on the National Policy of Adolescents and Youth at the Institute of Management Sciences (IM Sciences) here on Monday.
The session was directed by Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan and the one attended by students, members of the Faculty, religious academics and key stakeholders of several sectors.
During his integral and passionate speech, Mashhood emphasized the fundamental role of young people in the construction of the nation. He said that despite the historical challenges faced by Pakistan, today’s young people have the power to transform the future of the country.
He observed the resistance of the people of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa in the face of terrorism, climate change and economic challenges and praised his determination to move forward with hope and strength.
He stressed that Pakistan was created with a vision of equality, unity and opportunity, and today, the nation must return to those founding principles.
Referring to the global and regional challenges facing countries such as Syria, Iraq and Palestine, he stressed the importance of unity and inclusive development to avoid internal discord and guarantee the national progress developed through large -scale consultations and inclusive planning.
Mashhouse announced a youth participation tour of 26 cities aimed at involving young people from all areas of life, including university students, technical workers, Madrassa students and young people outside the school in developing and implementation of policies.
He highlighted key initiatives under Prime Minister’s youth program, aimed at empowering young Pakistani through specific support and opportunities.
These include the digital Youth Hub, an integral online platform that offers scholarships, internships, job listings and personalized professional guidance; the largest national effort to expand technical and vocational training, preparing young people for world employment markets; the National Employment Policy, which aligns federal and provincial strategies to guarantee decent work opportunities; And a firm commitment to the education of girls, underlined by Pakistan’s international agreements with OIC nations to ensure that no child is denied education due to lack of resources.
He requested the rejection of any narrative that creates divisions within Pakistani society, emphasizing that unity, discipline and faith are essential for progress.
