ISLAMABAD — In a major step toward protecting the country’s youth, the Chairman of the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme (PMYP), Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan, held a high-level meeting with Syed Mohsin Shah, Vice Chairman of the Drug Advisory Training Hub (DATH), to discuss collaborative strategies against substance abuse.

During the session, Vice Chairman Syed Mohsin Shah officially presented the DATH Annual Report 2025–2026. The comprehensive report outlines the organization’s ongoing initiatives, focusing heavily on public drug prevention, youth-centered awareness campaigns, institutional capacity building, and grassroots community engagement.

A Shared Commitment to the Next Generation

The meeting underscored a strong mutual commitment between PMYP and DATH to build a robust partnership. By combining resources and platforms, both organizations aim to safeguard young Pakistanis from the growing threat of drug abuse and empower them to lead healthier, more productive lives.

“Our youth are the backbone of Pakistan’s future. Protecting them from substance abuse and providing them with a safe, healthy environment is a top priority for the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme,” the discussion highlighted.

Key Focus Areas of the Partnership:

• Preventative Campaigns: Launching targeted awareness initiatives across schools, colleges, and communities.
• Youth Empowerment: Providing mentorship and positive developmental opportunities to keep youth engaged.
• Capacity Building: Training community leaders and educators to identify and address substance abuse early.

Moving forward, the collaborative efforts between PMYP and DATH aim to drive systemic change, advancing the national vision of a vibrant, empowered, and drug-free Pakistan.