In a ceremony held in Islamabad, Youth Council Pakistan member Shiraz Ahmad receives Pakistan’s first-ever Climate Champion Award from Prime Minister Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif. The prestigious recognition highlights Ahmad’s groundbreaking efforts in combating climate change, particularly through large-scale tree plantation drives and innovative climate education programs in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
His work, in collaboration with the British Council and the National Rural Support Program (NRSP), continues to promote environmental sustainability while empowering local communities to take an active role in climate action. Through impactful initiatives, Ahmad sets a new benchmark for environmental advocacy in Pakistan.
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President of Youth Council Pakistan, Muhammad Shehzad Khan, congratulates Ahmad on receiving this landmark award, emphasizing that his dedication and leadership in tackling climate challenges serve as an inspiration for young changemakers across the country.
“At Youth Council Pakistan, we take pride in representing the country’s vibrant 70% youth population. Our mission extends beyond environmental efforts—we are committed to excellence in education, peacebuilding, and IT innovation, equipping Pakistani youth to excel both nationally and globally,” President Shehzad states.
He further adds that Shiraz Ahmad’s achievements underscore the power of youth-led initiatives in creating real impact. “His contributions continue to shape a greener, more sustainable future for Pakistan. Let this recognition serve as a catalyst for greater action, engagement, and progress in climate advocacy and beyond.”
