Self-sustained economy is the future and youth of our country needs to play its role to counter the challenges Pakistan is facing. Balochistan's youth has a huge responsibility in this regard keeping in view the challenges of the province, said Special Assistant to Prime Minister's on Youth Affairs Shaza Fatima Khawaja in a meeting with youth delegation from Balochistan. The youth of our country should be aware of the global situation and stay up to date with the emerging opportunities. Our youth should think global.
By export of services in freelance sector only, Pakistan can generate 3 billion dollars annually. Entrepreneurship, small businesses self-employment should be the focus of today’s youth. "I would suggest you all to learn online, learn new languages, develop soft skills. Focus on startups and small businesses, this will bring more job opportunities in your community. This way you will be uplifting the community, and will bring awareness in your societies." Stated Miss shaza Fatima khawaja
Youth representatives from various universities of Balochistan appreciated the resumption of Prime Minister’s youth laptop program. Most opined, laptops are the need of the students and youth at large, for them to be self-employed or taking part effectively in e-commerce. Laptops open a world of learning and employment opportunities.
Youth appreciated one on one interaction with the SAPM. Questions about the poor infrastructure, lack of facilities and several technical issues were raised. The dilemma of non availability of enough public libraries for the youth of Balochistan was also highlighted.
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