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PILDAT to hold Memorial for the Martyred Members of the Youth Parliament Pakistan |
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July 25; PILDAT is holding a Memorial for the members of the Youth Parliament Pakistan who were martyred last year on July 28, 2010 in an Air Blue (flight Ed 202) plane crash enroute to Islamabad to attend the concluding session of the 3rd batch of Youth Parliament Pakistan. >>> More... |
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PILDAT demands early completion of Air Blue Plane Crash Investigation & monument in victims’ memory |
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Islamabad, October 28: At the completion of three months to the Air Blue Plane Crash in Margallla Hills, PILDAT demands that the investigation of the incident be expeditiously completed and made public. The tragic Air Blue Plane Crash on July 28, 2010 saw the death of 6 of the members of the Youth Parliament Pakistan who were traveling to attend its Fifth and Final Session of the Youth Parliament here in Islamabad. >>> More... |
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Condolence Reference to pay tribute to 6 martyred Members of Youth Parliament Youth Parliament Martyrs Remembered |
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Karachi, August 11; The 6 Martyrs of Youth Parliament Pakistan who lost their lives in an air crash on July 28, 2010, were fondly remembered in a Condolence Reference organised here by PILDAT, the Secretariat of Youth Parliament Pakistan. >>> More... |
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Mourning the martyrs of democracy: Youth Parliament elects new Prime Minister; holds a commemoration ceremony for the martyrs at Margalla hills alongside the CDA Chairman, Chief Commissioner Islamabad |
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Islamabad, August 01; On the concluding day of the fifth and final session of the Youth Parliament Pakistan 2009-2010 batch, the members elected a new Youth Prime Minister with a heavy heart while reminiscing about their lost leadership in the plane crash of July 28. Mr. Hassan Sajjad Naqvi (YP25-PUNJAB07) took oath as the Youth Prime Minister. The oath was administered by Youth Deputy Speaker Ms. Ayesha Bilal Bhatti (YP27-PUNJAB09). >>> More... |
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Lack of Political Will the key reason for not achieving Education goals: Ahsan Iqbal |
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Islamabad, July 31; Lack of political will is the key reason for not achieving the Education goals, said Mr. Ahsan Iqbal, MNA; former Federal Minister for Education while addressing the Youth Parliament Pakistan on the topic of the State of Education in Pakistan. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament discusses foreign policy as a tribute to the deceased Youth Prime Minister Foreign policy is based on ground realties, not wishful thinking: Khurshid Kasuri |
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Islamabad, July 30: “Realism and idealism both are important in the formulation of foreign policy. The strength and weakness of a foreign policy is directly related to the country’s governance, economic and domestic situation, said Mr. Khurshid Mahmood Kasuri, former Foreign Minister of Pakistan while addressing the Youth Parliament Pakistan on an Overview of Pakistan’s Foreign Policy. >>> More... |
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Mr. Adam Thomson offers condolences to Youth Parliament on the loss of 6 Members UK will never turn its back on Pakistan: British High Commissioner Adam Thomson |
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Islamabad, July 29; British High Commissioner, Mr. Adam Thomson, who joined Youth Parliament here today on the first regular session after the tragedy of the death of 6 Members of Youth Parliament, offered his condolences and observed a minute of silence on the sad and tragic death of MYPs. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament pays glowing tribute to its Prime Minister & fellow Members |
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Islamabad, July 29: The Youth Parliament that met here today after one day of mourning paid glowing tribute to its Prime Minister and fellow Members who died in a plane crash yesterday while on their way to join the fifth and final session of Youth Parliament. >>> More... |
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PILDAT mourns the death of Youth Parliament Members on-board Airblue Flight ED 202 |
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Islamabad, July 28; PILDAT expresses deepest sorrow at the sad demise of 6 Members of Youth Parliament Pakistan, including the Youth Prime Minister, on board the airblue flight ED 202 that has crashed this morning. PILDAT serves as the secretariat of the Youth Parliament Pakistan. The 6 members of Youth Parliament on board the flight were travelling from Karachi to join the Youth Parliament session, final session of this batch, that began in Islamabad today. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Steering Committee and Members express shock and sorrow at the tragedy of Airblue plane crash that had 6 Members of Youth Parliament on board |
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Islamabad, July 28; The Youth Parliament members were joined here today by Chairman Youth Parliament Steering Committee Senator S. M. Zafar and Mr. Wazir Jogezai, Member, in the session that began with a resolution expressing shock and sorrow at the national tragedy of plane crash today that had 6 Members of Youth Parliament on board, including other 159 passengers. The 6 Members of Youth Parliament on board the Airblue flight ED 202, who were travelling to join the Youth Parliament session today, include:
The Youth Parliament Secretariat and members expressed deep sadness and anguish at the horrible tragedy. “We stand by the aggrieved families and pray for the safety and survival of our fellow members,” the members said in a resolution passed in the House. The Youth Parliament noted that an inquiry has been ordered and hoped that it swiftly and objectively concludes by bringing to light the real reason behind the plane crash. |
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Fifth and the Final Session of the Youth Parliament Pakistan 2009-10 begins today: Education and Foreign Policy of Pakistan will be the key topics under discussion |
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Islamabad, July 28, 2010: The Fifth and Final Session of the 3rd batch of Youth Parliament Pakistan will begin today here in Islamabad. The session, which will span over 5 days, will cover key topics of State of Education System and Foreign Policy of Pakistan. A representative from the British government will address Youth Parliament on the topic of UK’s Foreign Policy towards Pakistan on Thursday, July 29, 2010 while Mr. Khurshid Mehmud Kasuri, Former Foreign Minister of Pakistan will address the Youth Parliament on Friday, July 30, 2010 on the topic of Foreign Policy of Pakistan. Mr. Ahsan Iqbal, MNA, Former Federal Minister for Education will address the Youth Parliament Pakistan on Saturday, July 31, 2010 on the topic of State of the Education System in Pakistan. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Pakistan concludes Study Visit to the UK by visiting the Constituency of Mr. Malcom Wicks, MP in Croydon |
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London, July 11; The Youth Parliament Pakistan delegation completed its Study Visit to UK in London on Friday by visiting the constituency of Mr. Malcolm Wicks, MP in Croydon. The delegation, that was received in the Croydon Town Hall by Mr. Wicks, discussed in detail the constituency relations of the MP and the demarcation of roles between the local government and the MP at the constituency level. The delegates asked questions about the role as well as involvement of the MP in the constituency. The delegation also met with Mayor Councillor Avril Slipper and Mayor’s Consort Mr. Harry Slipper. The Youth Parliament Pakistan delegation introduced the Youth Parliament Pakistan and its aims and objectives. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Pakistan meets the Young Muslim Advisory Group, National Union for Pakistani Students and Alumni and City Circle, London |
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London, July 09: In a day devoted to interactions about the British Muslim and Pakistani youth, its interaction within the British society as well as its perceptions of Pakistan, the Youth Parliament Pakistan held detailed conversations yesterday with the Young Muslim Advisory Group (YMAG), the National Union for Pakistani Students and Alumni (NUPSA), and the City Circle, London. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Delegation visits Jang Group and Geo TV Offices in London |
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London, July 9; Members of the Youth Parliament delegation, currently on a Study Visit to UK, visited the offices of the Jang Group and Geo in London yesterday upon the invitation of the Jang Group. The delegation shared their experiences of the Study Visit with the key team of the Jang and Geo group and answered questions about the objective of the Youth Parliament visit to UK as well as the mandate and role of the Youth Parliament Pakistan. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Pakistan visits the UK Parliament; Watches live proceedings of the House of Lords and the House of Commons |
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London, July 08: The Youth Parliament Pakistan spent the entire day at the UK Parliament to understand the British Parliamentary System and interact with Muslim origin members of the Parliaments for an exchange of views. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Delegates interviewed @ BBC World |
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London, July 7; Members of the Youth Parliament delegation, currently on a Study Visit to UK, appeared on the BBC World News and were interviewed at the BBC World Service Radio by Ms. Mishal Husain and Mr. Owen Bennett Jones respectively. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Delegation interacts with the Chatham House, Deputy Mayor of London and the FCO |
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London, July 7; On the second day of the Study Visit to UK, the Youth Parliament delegation visited the offices of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, The Chatham House, the Greater London Authority as well as the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Pakistan Study Visit to UK |
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London, July 06: The Youth Parliament Pakistan delegation that is in London for a week-long study visit, met and interacted yesterday with the Conservative Future, the youth movement of the Conservative Party, UK; the British Youth Council, a youth related organization led by young people, for young people, aged 25 and under, across the UK and the UK Youth Parliament, that has over 500 elected MYPs (Members of Youth Parliament) and Deputy MYPs who represent both young men and women, including young people from a variety of ethnic backgrounds, and with physical and learning disabilities in the UK. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Pakistan undertakes Study Visit to United Kingdom |
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Islamabad, July 02: A delegation of the Youth Parliament Pakistan is due to visit United Kingdom from July 04 - 09, 2010 as part of a Youth Study Visit facilitated by PILDAT. A 11 member delegation of the Youth Parliament Pakistan, a project conceived, planned and implemented by PILDAT in Pakistan since 2007, will be interacting with the UK Youth Parliament, understanding the workings of the House of Commons, UK, holding interactions with young office bearers of youth wings of UK’s leading political parties and engaging in a dialogue with British youth, especially the Pakistani diaspora on issues of mutual concern and interest. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Pakistan concludes its Fourth Session |
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Islamabad, May 30: Youth Parliament Pakistan concluded its Fourth Session here in Islamabad today. The topics under discussion in the Fourth Session were National Identity and Good Governance and Accountability. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Pakistan unanimously elects its new Prime Minister |
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Islamabad, May 29: Youth Parliament Pakistan elected its new Prime Minister, Mr. Hassan Javed Khan (YP39-SINDH02), who took oath of the office today here at the Fourth Day of the Fourth session held in Islamabad. Earlier, former Prime Minister Rana Amaar Faruq (YP08-ICT01) submitted his resignation which in effect, dissolved his cabinet. >>> More... |
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"We are evolving as a nation; We should not be fixated with India and must work build upon our own resources and system: Javed Jabbar" |
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Islamabad, May 28: "Pakistan is an unusual nation in a lot of ways; it has an invented name and is one of the 3 countries out of 191 in the United Nations which is founded on the basis of religion, "said Mr. Javed Jabbar, former Senator and former Minister for Information & Media Development while addressing the third day of the Fourth Session of Youth Parliament Pakistan on the topic of National Identity. >>> More... |
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"Role of Religion and National Identity are settled Issues; there is no need to unsettle those" |
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Islamabad May, 27; The role of religion and the Islamic identity of Pakistan are settled issues and while the Youth should understand the basis of these, it serves no purpose to unsettle these issues, said Mr. Mujib ur Rehman Shami, Editor in Chief, Daily Pakistan and former President APNS and CPNE while addressing the Youth Parliament Pakistan on the topic of National Identity on its Second day of the Fourth Session >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Pakistan considers a youth policy on National Identity; demands setting-up a Judicial Commission for the Inquiry of Assassination of Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto |
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Islamabad, May 26; On the first day of the fourth session of Youth Parliament, the Youth Parliament began considering contours of a youth policy on National Identity. The session that is focusing on two topics of National Identity and Good Governance and Accountability will see the members from two mock parties to attempt to reach a consensus on two important issues from the platform of Youth Parliament. >>> More... |
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Fourth Session of Youth Parliament Pakistan begins Today in Islamabad: National Identity and Good Governance and Accountability will be the key issues under discussion |
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Islamabad, May 26; The Fourth Session of the Youth Parliament Pakistan begins today in Islamabad. The session that spans over 5 days from May 26-30, will focus on key subjects of discussion including National Identity and Good Governance and Accountability. Honourable Mian Shahbaz Sharif, MPA, Chief Minister, Punjab has consented to address the Youth Parliament Pakistan on Saturday, May 29, 2010 on the topic of Good Governance and Accountability, while Mr. Javed Jabbar, Former Senator and Former Minister of Information and Media Development and Mr. Mujib ur Rehman Shami, Editor-in-Chief, Daily Pakistan, will address Youth Parliament on the topic of National Identity on Friday, May 28, 2010 and Thursday, May 27, 2010 respectively. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Pakistan concludes Third Session |
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Islamabad, April 04: Youth Parliament Pakistan concluded its third session here in Islamabad today after 5 days of legislating over current issues of the country. The major issues under discussion during the Session were The Water Crisis and Inflation, Poverty and Unemployment, including key issues like Rental Power Plants, the shortcomings in the education system and environmental and medical hazards in the country. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament Congratulates Foreign Office on the abolition of Screening Condition for Pakistanis at US airports |
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Islamabad, April 3: The Youth Parliament appreciated the Foreign Office and the Government of Pakistan for achieving the abolition of the screening condition for Pakistanis at US airports. The members lauded the success of the strategic dialogue between the two countries and congratulated the overseas Pakistani's and nationals over this success. >>> More... |
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The Government needs to focus its efforts on Taxation and Micro financing in order to sustain the country's economy |
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Islamabad, April 02, 2010: Taxation and Micro financing were the key issues that faced the economy, said Dr. Ashfaque H. Khan addressing the Youth Parliament Pakistan Third Session on the issue of Inflation, Poverty and unemployment. >>> More... |
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Only Water Conservation and Good Governance are remedies for the Water Crisis in Pakistan: Shams-ul-Mulk |
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Islamabad, April 01, 2010: The Construction of Kalabagh and other dams is the need of the hour and if delayed, it could be very dangerous for the future of the country. These were the views expressed by Mr. Shams ul Mulk, Former Chairman WAPDA and Former Chief Minister NWFP at the third Session of the Youth Parliament Pakistan on the issue of Water Crisis in the country. >>> More... |
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Third Session of Youth Parliament Begins |
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Islamabad, March 31, 2010: The Third Session of Youth Parliament Pakistan began with a calling attention notice by Ms. Zile Huma (YP13-PUNJAB13) on the unfortunate incident of violence in twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad on the issue of increased transport fares. The house strongly condemned this incident and use of force by both sides and pointed out the weaknesses of administration which implemented the rules and regulations. >>> More... |
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Third Session of the Youth Parliament: ‘The Water Crisis’ and ‘Inflation, Poverty and Unemployment’ will be the key issues under discussion |
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Islamabad, March 30, 2010: The Third Session of the Youth Parliament Pakistan will start from March 31, 2010. The Session that will continue for 5 days till April 04, 2010 will discuss issues including The Water Crisis and Inflation, Poverty and Unemployment. The Guest Speaker on the Water Crisis on Thursday, April 01, 2010 will be Mr. Shams ul Mulk, Former Chairman WAPDA and Former Caretaker Chief Minister NWFP. Dr. Ashfaque H. Khan, Dean NUST Business School and Former Special Secretary Finance will share his perspectives on Inflation, Poverty and Unemployment on Friday, April 02, 2010. >>> More... |
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Second Session of the Youth Parliament Pakistan concluded at Islamabad February 03 to February 07, 2010 |
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The third batch of Youth Parliament Pakistan held its Second Session at Islamabad from February 04-07, 2010. The major focus of the session was on discussing the topics; the Balochistan Crisis and Revisiting Pakistan’s Policy on Terrorism. The Sittings of Youth Parliament Pakistan 2009-2010 The third batch of Youth Parliament Pakistan held five sittings during the Second Session. >>> More... |
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Youth Parliament concludes Second Session: 5th Day of 2nd Session | ||
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Islamabad, February 07, 2010; The Youth Parliament Pakistan concluded its last session today held here in Islamabad after discussing a series of issues through the youth's perspective. The day started with a Calling Attention Notice on the Bombings in Quetta, Balochistan. The house condemned the attacks and prayed for the departed souls of the martyrs. Mr. Muhammad Saleem (YP19-PUNJAB01) called the attention of the House to the sugar crisis in the country and emphasized that there is enough sugar produced in the country to cater for the needs of everyone and Government should take strict actions against the people who have caused this crisis. >>> More... |
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Governor NWFP Owais Ghani addresses Youth Parliament Pakistan Time has come for Pakistan to do straight-talk; Dialogue with Taliban is a vindication of Pakistan's Viewpoint: Governor NWFP |
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Islamabad, February 06, 2010; There can be no peace in the region without Pakistan and a time has come for Pakistan to do straight-talk with the World and share its viewpoint candidly. The West's new policy of dialogue with Taliban is a vindication of Pakistan's perspective that it has been sharing for the past many years. These views were expressed by Governor NWFP Mr. Owais Ghani while addressing the Youth Parliament Pakistan. Speaking on the topic of Revisiting Pakistan's Policy on Terrorism, Mr. Owais Ghani said that Pakistan has what it takes to fight every challenge. Pakistan has been saying to the West that its policy of 'global war on terror is misconstrued and faulty and which should be realistically evaluated. He said that the triumph of Pakistan is that it has firmly reversed the physical and ideological retreat to insurgents and insurgency which was experienced a while ago here. >>> More... |
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Western Policy of Dialogue with Taliban is a Triumph of Pakistan's Perspective; Youth must focus its energies on developing practical solutions: Mushahid Hussain Sayed | ||
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Islamabad, February 5, 2010: Mr. Mushahid Hussain Sayed, General Secretary, PML and former Senator, while addressing the Youth Parliament Pakistan on the topic of Revisiting Pakistan's Policy on Terrorism, said that Pakistan has a key role to play in the region and the youth must focus its energies on developing new solutions drawing from lessons emanating from previous policies. He gave a historical overview of the geo-political importance of Pakistan in the region and identified various strengths of the country which must be acknowledged while planning for the present and the future. He supported the policy of dialogue in Afghanistan which he said was a huge triumph of Pakistan's perspective. >>> More... |
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Government's Balochistan Package is Unrealistic: Senators from the JUI-F and the National Party inform Youth Parliament | ||
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Islamabad, February 04, 2010: The Government's Aghaz-e-Huqooq-e-Balochistan package is an unrealistic document that does not sufficiently address the just requirements of Balochistan. Moreover, the Government is not in a position to implement its promises regarding missing persons due to the role of Intelligence Agencies in the province and it should not have made such promises, believed prominent Baloch leaders including Senator Dr. Abdul Malik Baloch, President of the National Party and Senator Maulana Muhammad Khan Shirani of JUI-F. The two speakers were sharing their views with the Youth Parliament Pakistan on the topic of Balochistan Crisis. The Panel Discussion was moderated by Mr. Wazir Ahmed Jogezai, former Deputy Speaker National Assembly of Pakistan. >>> More... |
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Second Session of the Youth Parliament Pakistan begins: Balochistan Crisis and Revisiting Pakistan’s Policy on Terrorism key Issues of Discussion | ||
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Islamabad, February 03, 2010: The second session of Youth Parliament Pakistan began here today. The session, that will continue for 5 days till February 07, 2010, will discuss issues including the Balochistan Crisis, and Revisiting Pakistan’s Policy on Terrorism. The discussion on the Balochistan Crisis will begin by a Panel Discussion on Thursday, February 04, 2010 and will include Senator Dr. Abdul Malik Baloch, (Balochistan NP), Senator Muhammad Khan Sherani, (Balochistan JUI-F) and Mr. Wazir Ahmed Jogezai, Former Deputy Speaker National Assembly of Pakistan. >>> More... |
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Youth Prime Minister Announces the Youth Cabinet | ||
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Islamabad,
November 08,
2009:
Youth Cabinet of the third batch of the Youth Parliament Pakistan was
announced by the Youth Prime Minister. Following Portfolios were allotted to
the members; Ms. Madeeha Shahid Rana (YP34-PUNJAB16), Youth Minister for
Culture, Sports & Youth Affairs, Mr. Waqas Nazar Tiwana (YP21-PUNJAB03),
Youth Minister for Foreign Affairs & Defence, Mr. Zulqarnain Haider
(YP20-PUNJAB02), Youth Minister for Health & Environment, Mr. Shamas ur
Rehman Alvi (YP48-SINDH11), Youth Minister for Finance, Planning and
Economic Affairs, Mr. Hannan Ali Abbasi (YP15-NWFP04) Youth Minister for
Information and Mr. Hassan Sajjad Naqvi (YP25-PUNJAB07), Youth Minister for
Law, Human Rights and Parliamentary Affairs. |
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Youth Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition take oath | ||
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Islamabad, November 07,
2009:
The Youth Parliament Pakistan elected its Prime Minister. Rana
Amaar Faaruq (YP08-ICT01), belonging to the Blue Party has commanded the
confidence of the House as the Youth Prime Minister. Mr. Lehrasip Hayat
(YP23-PUNJAB05) has been elected as the Leader of the Opposition
Youth Parliament Pakistan while Mr. Muhammad Aatif (YP01-AJK01) from
the Blue Party has been elected as the Deputy Speaker of Youth Parliament
Pakistan. Mr. Wazir Ahmed Jogazai, Former Deputy Speaker, National
Assembly of Pakistan took oath from the Youth Prime Minister and Deputy
Speaker Youth Parliament. |
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Youth’s perspective crucial to revisiting national policies including terrorism: Inaugural Session of third batch of Youth Parliament Pakistan | ||
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Islamabad, November 06,
2009:
Mr. Faisal Karim Kundi, Deputy Speaker, National Assembly of Pakistan, while
addressing the inaugural session of the third batch of Youth Parliament
Pakistan urged young members to play a lead role in review of national
policies. Mr. Kundi, who is also the patron of Youth Parliament,
congratulated previous two batches for their policy analysis and highlighted
that the Prime Minister of Pakistan Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani had invited two
members of Youth Parliament to the federal cabinet meeting to give their
input in the draft National Education Policy on September 09, 2009. |
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Youth Parliament Pakistan condemns the National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO) | ||
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Islamabad, November 06,
2009:
The Youth Parliament Pakistan deplored the National Reconciliation Ordinance
by stating it violation of basic human rights. The session started with a
resolution passed by Mr. Hannan Ali Abbasi (YP15-NWFP03) on National
Reconciliation Ordinance that NRO should be condemned and called upon the
Government of Pakistan to set up a committee to spend the money gained by
NRO beneficiaries through the act on developmental works. |
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Youth Parliament Pakistan Members take Oath | ||
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Islamabad, November 05,
2009:
The second day of the First Session of the Youth Parliament began with the
Oath Taking Ceremony of the members. Mr. Wazir Ahmed Jogezai, Former Deputy
Speaker, National Assembly of Pakistan served as the Speaker. Mr. Hammal
Muneer Jan (YP03-BALOCHISTAN02) proposed a resolution to address the
problems faced by Balochistan and revival of the NFC award. Mr. Lehrasip
Hayat (YP23-PUNJAB05) explained the political structure in detail and
stressed on the need to give confidence to the leadership of Balochistan.
Mr. Ali Inam Khan proposed solutions that included granting of provincial
autonomy with adequate cheques and balances, improving the agriculture
sector and bringing in local and foreign investments. The resolution was
passed with heavy majority. |
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Third Batch of Youth Parliament Pakistan meets for its Inaugural Session in Islamabad Blue Party will elect Youth Prime Minister for third consecutive batch while Green Party to serve as Opposition; Elections of the Youth Prime Minister, Leader of the Opposition and Deputy Speaker form major part of Youth Parliament agenda |
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Islamabad, November 04, 2009: Third batch of the Youth Parliament Pakistan, selected from across Pakistan to serve a one year term of 2009-2010, is meeting for its inaugural session in Islamabad.
The
first session of Youth Parliament Pakistan 2009-2010 batch
will be held in Islamabad from November 04-08, 2009. Apart
from an orientation session and a formal inauguration of
the third batch during the 5-day session, the
newly-selected members of Youth Parliament will elect a
Youth Prime Minister, a Youth Leader of the Opposition,
and Youth Deputy Speaker. The Youth Prime Minister and
Leader of the Opposition, in turn, will notify a Youth
Cabinet and a Shadow Cabinet while Standing Committees
will also become functional during the first session by
electing their chairpersons. |
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