Voice of Business Community Pakistan Forum Holds “Vision for Pakistan” Programme in Karachi

Speakers highlight economic development, women’s empowerment, youth skills and artificial intelligence as priorities for Pakistan’s future

- Vision for Pakistan event organised by Voice of Business Community Pakistan Forum at Russian House in Karachi.

Vision for Pakistan programme brings business leaders and intellectuals together at Russian House Karachi.

The Voice of Business Community Pakistan Forum organised a programme titled “Vision for Pakistan” at Russian House, Karachi, bringing together business professionals, intellectuals, scholars, women entrepreneurs and media representatives.

Participants discussed Pakistan’s future, national development, economic prosperity, women’s empowerment and the need for collective efforts to strengthen the country.

Shaukat Jilani Calls for Women’s Economic Empowerment

Forum Chairman Shaukat Ali Jilani delivered the welcome address. He thanked Nikita V. Maslov, Vice Consul and Director of Russian House Karachi, for his support and cooperation.

Jilani praised Russia and expressed hope for stronger Pakistan-Russia cooperation. He proposed future seminars, awareness sessions and cultural initiatives to promote engagement between the two countries.

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He stressed that women, who represent nearly half of Pakistan’s population, need greater access to education, entrepreneurship, financial independence and equal opportunities.

He urged the government and financial institutions to offer affordable loans, vocational training and practical business opportunities. He particularly highlighted cottage industries and small enterprises as potential avenues for women’s economic participation.

AI Skills and Training for Young People

Jilani also highlighted inflation, unemployment and the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence as major challenges.

He called for AI laboratories, digital training centres and skills-development institutions to prepare young people and professionals for changing employment needs.

He said Pakistan could not achieve sustainable progress without women’s active participation, wider economic opportunities and dignified livelihoods for all citizens.

Speakers Emphasise Collective Responsibility

Other speakers, scholars and participants also shared their views on Pakistan’s development and economic stability.

They urged citizens to contribute their skills and services towards national progress. Participants also highlighted the need to embrace modern technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, to create new opportunities and strengthen the economy.

The programme concluded with the presentation of souvenirs and a cake-cutting ceremony. Organisers thanked the distinguished guests, speakers, participants, media representatives and supporters for attending and contributing to the event.

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