Islamabad:Prime Minister’s Youth Program for Overseas Pakistani Business and Trade Focal Person, Shahryar Memon, hosted a grand Iftar dinner at his residence in Islamabad, bringing together parliamentarians, ambassadors, diplomats from various countries, and prominent political and business leaders.
The event witnessed the participation of members of the National Assembly and Provincial Assembly, along with a large number of representatives from the business community, investors, and socio-political figures.
The gathering served as a platform for discussions on promoting investment in Pakistan, enhancing business opportunities for overseas Pakistanis, and empowering the country’s youth economically.
Speaking to the media on the occasion, Chairman of the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme (PMYP), Rana Mashhood Ahmed Khan, stated that the event was not merely a religious gathering but also an important opportunity to bring together foreign diplomats and the local business community. He said the initiative aimed to strengthen bilateral business and trade relations between Pakistan and other countries.
Rana Mashhood emphasized that Pakistan needs to connect more effectively with the global supply chain. For this purpose, he said, local business chambers must be linked with international markets. He reiterated that the government is committed to an export-led growth policy and highlighted the crucial role of youth in promoting e-commerce and modern business practices. He further stated that youth startups and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are currently among the government’s top priorities.
