Deputy Prime Minister and Overseas Minister Ishaq Dar on Thursday calling the youth management important for a resilient and inclusive Commonwewlth emphasised Pakistan’s sturdy dedication to offering platforms that empower youth to tackle management roles.
The deputy premier, in his remarks on the Commonwealth Intergenerational Dialogue held in Samoa, highlighted initiatives just like the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme in Pakistan, which has supported hundreds of thousands of younger folks in schooling, employment, and engagement.
He outlined Pakistan’s efforts in youth empowerment, together with the revision of the Commonwealth Youth Programme Memorandum of Understanding (CYP-MOU) and the launch of the Commonwealth Asia Youth Alliance (CAYA).
Stating that younger folks weren’t solely the leaders of tomorrow however have been actively contributing to policymaking right now, the deputy premier counseled the contributions of younger leaders in local weather motion and driving digital innovation.
He additionally urged fellow Commonwealth leaders to embrace the youth as companions in constructing a stronger, extra sustainable future and known as for continued intergenerational collaboration to make sure lasting progress for the Commonwealth neighborhood.
Pakistan was invited to the Commonwealth moot by King Charles III of the UK in September because the monarch telephoned Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and formally invited him to attend the Commonwealth Heads of Authorities Assembly (CHOGM) in Samoa in October.
PM Shehbaz reiterated Pakistan’s dedication to the Commonwealth and the values enshrined within the Commonwealth Constitution.
He mentioned that the CHOGM in Samoa would offer a discussion board to debate alternatives for enhancing intra-Commonwealth cooperation on plenty of vital points, resembling fostering sustainable growth, strengthening democratic establishments and empowering Commonwealth youth.