LONDON, Feb 6 : Over 150 Pakistani students from around the UK attended the Pakistani Young Leaders Conference (PYLC) organised at the Oxford University with an objective of greater understanding of their roles as national ambassadors.The Conference was an initiative by the UK-based National Union of Pakistani Students and Alumni (NUPSA), an organisation aimed at bringing together Pakistani student societies and Alumni onto one platform so that together, they may address the issues that Pakistan and its youth currently face.
According to NUPSA spokesman Faizan Rana, PYLC is a leadership development program that aims to bring outstanding young people from around the country and help them build critical leadership skills which help groom them into successful leaders of the future.
“This program gives the participants a greater understanding of their roles as national ambassadors and serves as a platform for the youth to think about problems facing Pakistan and propose possible solution,” he said.
The conference followed the huge success of the original Pakistan Young Leaders Conference which took place in Islamabad in August 2009.
This year, it was hosted by the Oxford University Pakistan Society.
According to NUPSA spokesman Faizan Rana, PYLC is a leadership development program that aims to bring outstanding young people from around the country and help them build critical leadership skills which help groom them into successful leaders of the future.
“This program gives the participants a greater understanding of their roles as national ambassadors and serves as a platform for the youth to think about problems facing Pakistan and propose possible solution,” he said.
The conference followed the huge success of the original Pakistan Young Leaders Conference which took place in Islamabad in August 2009.
This year, it was hosted by the Oxford University Pakistan Society.
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