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    Mohsin Naqvi says empowering youth remains government's top priority

    Fawad Khan•November 2, 2026• 2 min read
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    “Mohsin Naqvi says empowering young people is the government's priority, urging entrepreneurs to invest in Pakistan and create new business opportunities. LAHORE …”

    LLAHORE —Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has said providing opportunities to young people remains the government's top priority, stressing that the country's future development depends on their active role.

    Addressing the inaugural ceremony of Healthtrix American Centre of Excellence in Lahore, Naqvi described his participation in the event as an honour and highlighted the importance of creating opportunities for young professionals and businesses.

    He said he had previously worked for an American company and understood the challenges associated with working in the sector, particularly the difficulties of working night shifts and remaining awake during late hours.

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    Naqvi said the government had extended substantial support to the information technology sector, adding that facilitating businesses and providing entrepreneurs with better opportunities were among the government's key responsibilities. He emphasised that holding a public office brought responsibility and accountability, as decisions taken by officials could affect the lives and livelihoods of thousands of people.

    "The younger generation is our greatest priority, and providing opportunities to young people is the government's foremost responsibility," he said. The interior minister said young people would have to play a leading role in taking Pakistan forward, adding that the government had extended support to the IT industry and the sector's exports had also increased.

    He expressed hope that Pakistani entrepreneurs and business leaders would follow the example of international investors by investing in the country and establishing new business ventures. Naqvi said greater investment and new business initiatives could help create opportunities for young people and contribute to economic development.

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    Written by Fawad Khan

    Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter

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