ISLAMABAD, Jul 27 (APP):Chairman Prime Minister's Youth Programme (PMYP) Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan concluded a series of engagements in the United States this week, where he promoted Pakistan's youth potential by strengthening international partnerships, expanding opportunities for education and innovation, highlighting emerging football talent, and advocating greater global exposure for young Pakistanis through academic and cultural exchanges. During meetings with academic institutions, youth leaders, diaspora members and development partners, Mr …
Rana Mashhood pitches Pakistan’s youth on US tour
ISLAMABAD, Jul 27 (APP):Chairman Prime Minister’s Youth Programme (PMYP) Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan concluded a series of engagements in the United States this week, where he promoted Pakistan’s youth potential by strengthening international partnerships, expanding opportunities for education and innovation, highlighting emerging football talent, and advocating greater global exposure for young Pakistanis through academic and cultural exchanges.
During meetings with academic institutions, youth leaders, diaspora members and development partners, Mr Mashhood underscored the government’s commitment to placing young people at the centre of national development and international engagement.
He highlighted the role of the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme in connecting Pakistani youth with education, skills development, entrepreneurship and sports opportunities, while exploring new avenues for collaboration with leading institutions in the United States.
The PMYP chairman also showcased Pakistan’s growing football talent and stressed the need to create international pathways for young athletes to compete and excel on the global stage.
He said meaningful partnerships in education, innovation and youth development were essential for equipping the country’s young population with the skills needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
Mashhood noted that every engagement during the visit was focused on creating opportunities for Pakistani youth, adding that stronger global linkages would help expand access to learning, innovation, leadership development and international exchange programmes.
He reiterated the government’s resolve to empower young people through investment in education, technology, sports and entrepreneurship, describing youth as Pakistan’s greatest national asset.
The visit formed part of broader efforts by the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme to deepen international cooperation and ensure that Pakistani youth remain active participants in global academic, technological and cultural networks.
