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ISLAMABAD, Jul 4 (APP): Journalist Abubakar Siddique from Bakhshali, Mardan, inaugurated the ABS Filmmakers Academy in Islamabad, aimed at equipping youth with modern filmmaking, drone operation, and video editing skills to foster self-employment and international opportunities.
The grand opening ceremony was attended by esteemed guests from various business communities and social sectors, with the Chairman of Chakor Foundation, Abbas Khan, serving as the chief guest.
Speaking at the event, Abbas Khan appreciated the initiative and emphasized the importance of equipping youth with modern, in-demand skills. He praised the efforts of Abubakar Siddique and assured his full support for the academy’s mission.
The ABS Filmmakers Academy aims to train young individuals in smart skills aligned with the modern digital era, including videography, filmmaking, drone operation, and professional video editing. These skills are intended to empower students towards self-employment and future opportunities, both locally and internationally.
Attendees applauded the vision behind the academy and expressed their hopes that it will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of aspiring creative professionals in Pakistan.