Youth Parliament of Pakistan Hosts Pioneering Interaction Session with International Delegates, INGO Representatives, and Esteemed Leaders
President Youth Parliament of Pakistan Ubaid Qureshi organized an impactful interactive session to highlight the reports of International Delegation’s visit to British Institutions and United Nations, showcasing youth leadership, global collaboration, and community-centric initiatives. The event, chaired by the distinguished Abrar ul Haq, Chairman of the Youth Parliament and renowned philanthropist, underscored the transformative role of youth in nation-building.
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Addressing the audience, Abrar ul Haq shared his inspiring journey through humanitarian efforts, including his work with the Sahara Welfare Trust. “Pakistan’s youth are its greatest asset. By fostering their leadership and creativity, we can overcome any challenge,” he affirmed, urging participants to prioritize service-driven leadership for a brighter future.
The session featured a diverse panel of speakers, including President Ubaid Ur Rehman Qureshi, Secretary General Hammad Malik, Trainer and Cabinet Member Tahir Ali, Secretary International Relations Qaiser Jameel, and Executive Members Sidra Akhtar and Bakhtawar Mahmood. Each speaker contributed unique perspectives on youth empowerment and Pakistan’s global representation.
President Ubaid Ur Rehman Qureshi emphasized YPP’s mission of bridging global knowledge with local initiatives. “The Youth Parliament is more than an organization; it’s a movement of young visionaries ready to redefine Pakistan’s future. Our international engagements prove that Pakistani youth possess the talent and determination to make a global impact while addressing local challenges.”
Hammad Malik skillfully moderated the event while outlining YPP’s objectives, and Tahir Ali inspired attendees with practical tools for creating sustainable community impact. Qaiser Jameel highlighted the significance of international collaborations, showcasing his work in connecting Pakistani youth leaders with global forums. Executive Member Sidra Akhtar shared her journey in promoting mental health awareness through YPP, emphasizing its importance for holistic development. Bakhtawar Mahmood, drawing from her experiences at the United Nations and UK Parliament, highlighted youth leadership’s vital role in tackling global challenges such as climate change and digital transformation.
Interactive discussions covered mental health, education reform, sustainable entrepreneurship, and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Participants left with actionable insights and a renewed commitment to utilizing the YPP platform for meaningful change. The Youth Parliament of Pakistan remains steadfast in its mission to amplify youth voices, foster leadership, and bridge local challenges with global solutions.
