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What can happen in two and a half years? By Hassan Syed I am writing this for my fellow Overseas Pakistanis that are always ready to help Pakistan in whichever way they can. I hope that my story encourages Overseas Pakistanis in contributing more towards the development of knowledge economy in Pakistan. Please follow the link towards the end of this article. Two and half years ago, I came to Pakistan with an idea to create awareness about the future and how Pakistan can create wealth through innovation and entrepreneurship by focusing on 7 emerging technologies. These 7 emerging technologies are about to create an economic impact of 50 trillion dollars. My dream is to create 12 innovation areas in 12 top cities in Pakistan that will focus on these 7 emerging technologies and train the younger generations in these technologies and entrepreneurship. My vision is that Pakistan shall claim her fair share of this action proportionate to her population, which is 3% of the world's population. Using this formula, we shall be able to claim 1.5 trillion dollars in the global knowledge economy through innovation in these emerging technologies. In my mind, the path to this innovation is through an entrepreneurial mindset. Two and half years later, we have more than 65,000 students enrolled in our entrepreneurship training program from more than 130 universities. This program started only 14 months ago in collaboration with 16 universities. As of today, more than 5,000 students have already graduated from the program and over 2,000 are working on their startup ideas. Additionally, over 5,000 students have gone through my emerging technologies and future of jobs workshop. The path to claim our share of the global knowledge economy requires us to develop a strong innovation ecosystem around the key emerging technologies. During my time as the advisor the Federal Minister for Science and Technology, I proposed #ThinkFuture program that is based on establishing 12 innovation areas, focusing on 7 emerging technologies. In October 2020, the National University of Science and Technology was directed by the Federal Minister of Science and Technology to follow the 7 emerging technologies agenda and have setup an industry/academia committee along the lines of these technologies. In March 2021, this program was announced by the Federal Minister of S&T Chaudhry Fawad Hussain. Similarly, the need for a strong entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystem was conveyed and accepted at the highest level in Pakistani government under the patronage of the Honorable President Dr. Arif Alvi. Under his guidance and under the leadership of the Federal IT Minister, Syed Amin Ul Haque, and in collaboration with the Ministry Of IT & Telecom, Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology and Pakistan Software Export Board, National Idea Bank was launched in February 2021. This is a major development towards creating a culture innovation by recognizing people for their good ideas and by creating a support system for innovative ideas. National Idea Bank will provide a level of protection against idea theft and will help innovators in getting recognition through independent judges. In September 2020, I started organizing a network of Overseas Pakistanis to invest their intellectual, experience, social, and financial capital to support 100 technology startups by 2023. Now fully operational, this group of 80+ Overseas Pakistanis has started playing a leading role in the development of innovation areas in 12 cities. Starting April 2021, I was appointed the Convener of Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry CSR Committee in Innovation and Entrepreneurship by the FPCCI President, Mian Nasser Hyatt Maggo. In the first committee meeting, it was agreed to align the industry innovation with the Honorable President’s agenda. Despite many challenges along the way, it is amazing to see the government, academia, and industry on the same page today and aligned well behind a single vision. Pakistan has limited window of opportunity to get her act together in the knowledge age and this cannot be done without the intellect and expertise of Overseas Pakistanis. My friends and I have built a platform that connects Overseas Pakistanis directly to the innovation ecosystem in Pakistan. You now can contribute your intellectual, social, and financial capital in the development of innovative new ventures, benefiting from their success while contributing towards a better future for Pakistan. You can start contributing towards the growth of knowledge economy in Pakistan by registering today with the National Idea Bank (https://nibpk.org) as an innovator.

Aoa, How r u ,? This is Irfan Ghani from Bahawalpur Punjab Pakistan. I am engineering technologist and have spent almost 9 years in Gulf countries and at the moment in Pakistan . In pandemic period I have completed my MBA Executive from Virtual University. Right now entering in the digital world and wanna train my home town people to learn and earn a healthy amount to survive them family town city and country as well. In any digital skill , profession and expertise you can help us out , kindly do it via FB or Instagram, Twitter and Whatsapp as well. Thanks and Best Regards, Muhammad Irfan Ghani from Bahawalpur Answer: Thank you irfan bhai for getting in touch with me and adding 50 of my Facebook friends to show you are serious about working with me. You can connect with Rabia A on number And take our basic Digital Literacy School courses for free on digitalliteracy.school which are also available on my YouTube.com/rehanallahwala You can become a teacher yourself or have someone else teach these courses in your area and for sure your area will start to change !

Offering over 35 years of experience in higher education leadership, good governance, social cohesion and human resource mobilization, Mr. Mounir Kleibo has proven himself as a highly qualified Management Executive and pioneer in advocating transparency and corporate social responsibility, accountability and social inclusion in Palestine. Mr. Kleibo’s advanced expertise began as Dean of the Ibrahimmiyeh Community College, Jerusalem (1991-1994). He later became Chief de Cabinet at the Palestinian Authority Finance Ministry (1995-1996). 1996 joined the United Nations international civil service . Kleibo concentrated on productivity enhancement, institution building and human capacity development as head of the UNDP/PAPP Governance and Public Sector unit. He had as well managed the UN Volunteers program, and stood out as the architect and head (1996-2008) of the renowned Transfer Of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals Programme (TOKTEN) in the occupied Palestinian territory and region. . Mr. Kleibo became the Representative of the International Labour Organization in Jerusalem (2008). He sees the ILO as absolutely central to the questions of the day: jobs, social protection, the fight against poverty, and equality. Additionally, Kleibo headed the team who produced Palestine: A Guidebook. Mr. Kleibo holds a BA in Business Administration (1984), Birzeit University, Palestine; MA in Higher Education Leadership, University of Columbia, South Carolina (1991) and an associate degree from the University of Cambridge, UK in cross-sector partnerships. He sits on a number of advisory boards for education reform, civil society advancement, cultural heritage advancement and human development. Meet Mounir Kleibo

As I am in the process of making friends with Rehan Allahwala Bhai, I am feeling a lot of change. It is really a very good experience and practice. When I started to make mutual friends! I realised that where am I standing in this world. I feel myself very ashamed that I am nothing, I was in a very limited and mostly, useless cirlce and crowd: just wandering and discussing non issues. Khalil Ur Rahman

I am Asim Javed and I studied in a jewish orthodox school for 2 years in Liverpool, UK. Got to know the Rabbi and had long interesting discussions with him at the time. It was a good experience. I was never forced to take part in the assembly, as it included some rituals which were not in line with my Islamic faith. Another good bit was that the canteen didn't serve pork, as you consider it to be impure as well. Other than that I'm a senior aeronautical engineer at Spirit Aerosystems which is a US company headquartered in Wichita KN. I currently live and work in Glasgow, Scotland. Would love to make new friends who have questions about my Jewish School experience and Muslim life in the UK 🇬🇧