19-year-old Ali Khawaja from the United Kingdom has been appointed as an International Member of the Prime Minister’s National Youth Council.
According to a notification by the Cabinet Division the government has appointed around 113 members including Ali Khawaja from the UK for the PM’s National Youth Council.
Ali Khawaja will represent overseas Pakistani youth in the United Kingdom. Currently in Pakistan, Khawaja has officially taken the oath by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on January 28, 2025, in Islamabad.
This event marks the start of his term on the National Youth Council, where he will work to elevate the voices of young people, both within Pakistan and in the diaspora community.
At the moment Ali Khawaja is the youngest Director of “The SK Hub”, founder of BusyBrians and he is also SK Hub’s Global Youth Ambassador.
The SK Hub is a well-reputed UK-based organization with a diverse business portfolio in education, technology, fashion academies, healthcare, research, real estate, and business consulting. The SK Hub is following a net zero strategy for its commitment to the global environmental impact.
In his new role, Ali Khawaja is committed to promoting youth participation in governance, striving to create meaningful opportunities for young people to actively shape Pakistan’s future.
The National Youth Council is a vital platform aimed at fostering youth development and ensuring young people’s inclusion in the country’s decision-making processes.
As a member, Khawaja will collaborate with both the public and private sectors to bridge the gap between youth-led organizations and policymakers. His work will focus on advising on youth-centric policies and advancing the goals of Pakistan’s National Youth Development Framework.
Khawaja’s appointment underscores the importance of diverse voices in shaping the nation’s future, with an emphasis on representing youth both domestically and globally.
