Zindigi – Powered by JS Bank, Prince’s Trust International, and Pakistan Alliance for Girls Education (PAGE) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to launch “The Achieve Program”.
The structured 360-degree package will focus on the personal development, digital inclusion, entrepreneurship, and employability skills of young girls in Pakistan.
The pilot program will be funded by Zindigi – powered by JS Bank, Pakistan’s fastest-growing digital banking initiative targeted toward Gen Z and millennials. PAGE will deliver the program with the technical support of Prince’s Trust International founded by His Majesty King Charles III, formerly The Prince of Wales, to tackle the global youth unemployment crisis.
This forward-thinking initiative will promote alternative approaches to learning, support young girls to (re)engage with formal education and equip them with the skills needed to transition from school to sustainable careers.
Dignitaries from all key partners were present at the signing ceremony, including Shabir Randeree – Chairman Prince’s Trust International, Noman Azhar – Chief Officer Zindigi, Imran Shaikh – COO JS Bank, Fajer Rabia Pasha – Executive Director PAGE and Farzana Yaqoob, Chair of Board PAGE.
Speaking at the event, Noman Azhar stated, “We are delighted to be affiliating with Prince’s Trust International and PAGE Pakistan to create and launch an initiative that aligns deeply with our core mission of empowering the youth of Pakistan.
This collaboration will help create a sustainable model that gives young girls the education and expertise they need to thrive.”
Wasim Malik, Head of Asia at Prince’s Trust International, commented: “Prince’s Trust International employability, education and enterprise programs give young people around the world the tools to build sustainable careers.
Delivered through local partners, our Achieve program is tailored to the specific need. This new partnership is an exciting development for our work in Pakistan and I am looking forward to seeing the positive impact for young people on the program”.
Zindigi, Prince’s Trust International, and PAGE Pakistan are committed to ensuring the success and sustainability of “The Achieve Program.”
Mrs. Fajer Rabia Pasha stated we are excited to be launching Achieve in Pakistan which will focus on giving young women the skills to develop their personal, entrepreneurial, and employment skills with digital skills as a cross-cutting theme. This program has the potential to empower young girls and prepare them for a bright start.
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