Islamabad: Chairman Prime Minister’s Youth Programme Rana Mashood Ahmed Khan met with the German Ambassador Alfred Grannas at Prime Minister Office today. Both discussed to enhance youth exchanges and forging collaborative initiatives. The discussions revolved around educational opportunities, vocational training, and sports diplomacy to foster closer ties between Pakistan and Germany. Olympian Khawaja Junaid and Syed Amna Batool, the programme’s Focal Person, also participated, underscoring the diverse perspectives brought to the table.
Chairman Rana Mashood Ahmed Khan outlined the multifaceted initiatives of the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme, emphasizing its dedication to education, employment, and entrepreneurship. He highlighted the government’s resolve to strengthen international partnerships, which could provide Pakistani youth with invaluable exposure to global best practices and innovation.
Ambassador Alfred Grannas reaffirmed Germany’s commitment to supporting Pakistan’s youth-focused initiatives, stating that cross-cultural exchanges were vital for deepening bilateral relations. He expressed Germany’s eagerness to create opportunities for Pakistani youth in education, vocational training, and sports, helping them acquire globally competitive skills and fostering mutual understanding between the two nations.
Olympian Khawaja Junaid underlined the transformative power of sports in bridging cultural divides and empowering young individuals. He stressed the significance of sports exchanges in cultivating teamwork, discipline, and cultural appreciation, which could play a pivotal role in youth development.
The meeting concluded on a positive note, with both sides agreeing to advance collaborative efforts in education, sports, and leadership training. The shared vision aims to empower youth through sustainable initiatives, strengthening the bonds between Pakistan and Germany and creating opportunities for a brighter future.
