UNITED NATIONS, NEW YORK — Accelerating Pakistan’s international youth outreach, Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan, Chairman of the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme (PMYP), arrived at the Permanent Mission of Pakistan to the United Nations in New York.
Upon his arrival, the Chairman was received by senior diplomatic officials and recorded his official remarks in the Mission’s prestigious Visitors’ Book, signaling the formal commencement of a crucial diplomatic visit aimed at empowering the next generation.
Unveiling the PIVOT Programme
The visit comes ahead of the highly anticipated launch of the PIVOT Programme, a strategic framework designed to elevate Pakistani youth by bridging the gap between local talent and global opportunities.
The initiative focuses on several core pillars:
- International Mentorship: Connecting young Pakistani professionals and students with global industry leaders.
- Skill Development: Aligning youth training with modern, international market demands.
- Global Representation: Creating pathways for Pakistani youth to actively participate in international forums, including United Nations leadership platforms.
A Commitment to the Next Generation
In his recorded remarks, Rana Mashhood expressed his appreciation for the Permanent Mission’s role in amplifying Pakistan’s youth-centric policies on the global stage. He reiterated the government’s steadfast commitment to transforming the youth bulge into a powerful driver of economic and social progress.
The launch of the PIVOT Programme at the UN underscores Pakistan’s ongoing strategy to foster international partnerships that support inclusive growth, education, and leadership opportunities for young people nationwide.
