Islamabad: Prime Minister’s Youth Program (PMYP) Chairman Rana Mashood Ahmed Khan on Wednesday reiterated the government’s commitment to support youth-led initiatives and promote cooperation with academics, development programs and GYM clubs to ensure sustainable urban development in Pakistan.
Speaking at a seminar on “Green Solutions for Cities” organized by COMSATS University, he said that youths have joined GYM clubs to help them solve environmental problems and bring about positive changes in their communities. It was created by the Prime Minister’s Youth Program in 137 public universities to sensitize youth to climate change and the eco-innovation needed to overcome climate change.
Highlighting the key role of PMYP in promoting sustainable urban development and promoting green initiatives, Rana said, “The Prime Minister’s Youth Program is committed to equipping young people with the skills and abilities they need to embrace nature and transition to climate resilience.” Initiatives such as the urban environment, our partnership with academies and GYM clubs are important to achieve this goal. “
He also appreciated the efforts of GYM Club students in implementing innovative solutions and said, “The dedication and hard work of GYM Club students in creating a demonstration model to solve waste management, water conservation and green infrastructure issues is commendable. It is an inspiration for sustainable development as an example of youth-led initiatives that provides
The workshop serves as a platform to exchange ideas, share best practices and explore joint opportunities to promote green solutions for cities, and participants look forward to the role of youth in shaping the future of urban development and intend to continue collaborating towards this common goal. .
Representatives of DePaul University, US Embassy Islamabad, Urban Institute Green Urban Development Team and School of Leadership, guests of honor and COMSATS students attended.
