Islamabad: Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Youth Affairs Usman Dar on Monday said the federal government's Kamyab Jawan’ Programme was ensuring financial inclusion of the poor and marginalised segments of society.
Addressing a certificate awarding and cheque distribution ceremony under the ‘Kamyab Jawan’ Programme here, the premier's aide said the inclusion of youth in decision making was the main priority of the government.
He urged the youth to be the part of the programme and assist the government in creating job opportunities. "Around 100,000 youth have so far been given technical training in 18 different sectors and Rs1 billion has been spent for the purpose," he said.
Usman Dar said over 10,000 youth had so far been availed themselves of low-interest rate loan from Kamyab Jawan Programme and 7,000 of them established own businesses creating jobs for others. Vice-Chancellor of the Air University Air Marshal (r) Javaid Ahmad and NAVTTC chairman Javed Hassan and executive director Dr Nasir Khan also addressed the event.
