KARACHI: Indus Motor Company (IMC) has sponsored the participation of 50 young girls, including 25 students from the Toyota Goth Education Program (T-GEP), in a four-day wilderness-based leadership camp held in Sharan Forest, Kaghan, according to a statement on Tuesday.
Through immersive outdoor learning, leadership challenges, teamwork exercises and mentorship sessions, participants developed resilience, confidence, emotional intelligence and decision-making skills essential for becoming tomorrow’s leaders.
Toyota Maimaar 2026, organised by Youth Impact, brought together 87 young girls aged 16 to 25 from 27 districts and more than 45 universities across Pakistan. The programme provided a platform for participants from diverse backgrounds to collaborate, challenge themselves and strengthen their leadership potential through Youth Impact’s experiential learning model.
Commenting on the initiative, Ali Asghar Jamali, chief executive officer at IMC, said the company was proud to become the first-ever Title Sponsor of Toyota Maimaar, providing young girls a platform to build leadership, resilience and confidence beyond the classroom, adding that investing in their potential today would contribute to a stronger, more inclusive and prosperous Pakistan tomorrow.
