ISLAMABAD — Demonstrating a commitment to empowering youth from all educational backgrounds, Chairman of the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme (PMYP), Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan, personally presented a laptop to a talented madrassa student from Dera Ismail Khan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The student, who is passionate about video editing and determined to build a livelihood through digital skills, had reached out to the Chairman with a request for digital equipment to help pursue his technical goals.
Fulfilling Aspirations Through Direct Support
In a gesture aimed at removing financial barriers for aspiring young creators, Chairman Rana Mashhood hosted the student at the Prime Minister’s Office in Islamabad to hand over the laptop.
The initiative highlights PMYP’s broader strategy of extending technological resources and skill-building opportunities to students in religious seminaries alongside traditional academic institutions.
Commitment to Inclusive Youth Empowerment
Speaking on the occasion, PMYP leadership reaffirmed that financial or resource constraints should not hinder the potential of Pakistan’s youth.
Key takeaways from the initiative include:
- Inclusion of Madrassa Students: Integrating seminary youth into digital economy programs and skill development frameworks.
- Support for Freelancing & Digital Skills: Equipping young talent with the tools required for video editing, software skills, and online employment.
- National Reach: Extending PMYP’s digital access initiatives to remote and underserved districts, including Dera Ismail Khan.
