Islamabad:

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif repeated on Tuesday that the government’s strong commitment to the youth force stressed that prioritizing education and skills development of youth would pave the way for an elastic Asia Youth Commonwealth and a prosperous future.

Shehbaz, who approached the initial session at the Commonwealth Asia Youth Alliance (Caya) – Meeting said that Pakistan’s Youth Bulge – with about 70% of the population under 30 – fully understood their potential, and the challenge could easily be transformed into large Opportunities.

“By ensuring that youth remain central to governance and decision -making, we can lead the way to promoting partnerships, supporting entrepreneurship and prioritizing education and skills,” the prime minister said.

“This will ensure that our future is in the hands of an authorized young generation,” he added. He emphasized that Pakistan, as a founding member of the Commonwealth, has paid great attention to its institutions.

The opening session of the summit participated in delegates from 12 countries, federal ministers, diplomats, 113 new members of the National Youth Council, students and academics from all over the country.

In the apartment, the prime minister managed ED to the third batch of NYC, which included 113 members from 41 cities over Pakistan. They included 49 boys, 49 girls, 2 transgender and 13 from overseas diaspora.

The Prime Minister emphasized the undeniable role of youth in the development and told the summit that he always prioritized the productive employment of youth as a central focus area and devoted significant efforts to this goal. (With input from app)