Agreement for youth empowerment through innovation
Islamabad: The Prime Minister’s Youth Programme (PMYP) has officially partnered with the Social Innovation Academy (SIA) to empower the youth of Balochistan through innovative approaches to social entrepreneurship.
The Letter of Intent (LOI) was signed on Friday in a ceremony attended by Rana Mashood, Chairman of PMYP, marking a significant step in the commitment to fostering a new generation of change-makers in the region.
The partnership will focus on developing social enterprises, engaging youth in meaningful projects, and facilitating knowledge sharing across various sectors.
Through targeted skills training, mentorship, and access to essential resources, PMYP and SIA aim to equip young people to effectively address pressing social challenges in Balochistan. "Empowering our youth is crucial for the sustainable development of Balochistan," said Rana Mashood.
"Through this collaboration, we aim to inspire young minds to become proactive problem-solvers and innovative leaders in their communities."
The Social Innovation Academy’s commitment to social innovation aligns perfectly with PMYP's vision of a thriving, empowered youth population.
"By combining our strengths, we can create impactful opportunities for young entrepreneurs," said a spokesperson for SIA.
"We believe that through social entrepreneurship, the youth of Balochistan can drive positive change and contribute to the region's growth."
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