Chairman of Prime Minister’s Youth Programme Meets with Bosnian Ambassador to Discuss Youth Collaborations
Islamabad, — Rana Mashhood Ahmed Khan, Chairman of the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme, met with Emin Cohodarevic, the Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Pakistan, to explore potential collaborations aimed at empowering youth in both countries.
During the meeting, Ambassador Cohodarevic expressed his heartfelt gratitude for Pakistan’s continued support over the years, emphasizing the importance of fostering strong ties between the two nations. He commended the initiatives implemented under the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme, which have significantly contributed to the development and empowerment of young people in Pakistan.
Ambassador Cohodarevic highlighted the positive impact of these initiatives and expressed a keen interest in replicating this successful model in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He noted that collaboration in youth programs could enhance skills, provide opportunities, and strengthen the bonds between the youth of both nations.
Rana Mashhood Ahmed Khan welcomed the ambassador’s enthusiasm and reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to sharing knowledge and experiences in youth development. He stressed the importance of international partnerships in tackling youth challenges and promoting sustainable development.
“This meeting marks a significant step towards establishing a collaborative framework for youth initiatives that can benefit both Pakistan and Bosnia,” said Khan. “Together, we can create meaningful opportunities for our young people and pave the way for a brighter future.”
The meeting concluded with a mutual commitment to explore concrete avenues for collaboration in youth programs, ensuring that the voices and aspirations of the youth are at the forefront of this partnership.
