The views were expressed by speakers at a ceremony organized by Youth Impact, a not-for-profit social development organization, at a local hotel, to showcase and acknowledge 75 peacebuilding projects undertaken by youth leaders it trained from across Pakistan this year. To prepare Pakistan’s youth to volunteer for critical social leadership and peacebuilding roles, Youth Impact had launched a campaign through ‘Camp Himalayas’, a program to train more than 400 young social leaders, who embarked on a journey of community service by executing multiple tasks of social development, inclusivity and nation-building in their local districts. They lauded the efforts of the young individuals, who chose to bring about social change and development by projecting the values of unity, respect, diversity and tolerance. Where young individuals would undergo the largest wilderness-based annual youth leadership moot of Pakistan, near khanpur, starting from November 30th and concluding on Dec 04, 2022. It aims to develop interpersonal and social skills in youth through extensive experiential learning.

Source: The Nation November 30, 2022 20:59 UTC