Attention Pakistanis around the globe, I am making 200 Business Forum Groups on Facebook for Promotion of Pakistani Business with the countries around the globe, I need volunteers from around the world who can manage these groups and know about certain countries, if you are interested in managing these groups, Please write here which country you would like to manage them for. If you know about that country and speak the language of that country, that would help #Forums #PakistanBusiness #PakistanBusinessforums #Pakistan

I was thinking of adding this as a comment, but I think it will be more appropriate to msg you, if you feel like it you can post this, or ignore this if you do not want this on your wall. Many people these days are concerned with earning enough to get by. One of the most used words is "investment". There are some who say that they will invest money for you, others say that they will tell you how to invest money. The end result that they give is you getting a financial gain. I, too, would like to ask you to make an investment. However the investment I am asking you to make requires time, money and dedication. I would like you to invest in yourself BEFORE looking for a job. Let me explain. The majority of people who are looking for a job these days are young and educated. However they lack specific niche based tutoring. For example, a person who has done Masters in computer science would like a job. Now this person knows a lot about computers, and has an idea about programming. But he was taught a lot of different things while in university, and his teaching was not focused on one thing. So he will try to get his hands on every little job that is out there. This is the worst thing that you can do with yourself. If you are a literate person, who has a degree, even if you are bachelor. And you are looking for a job, NEVER rush into things. Rather invest in yourself. Let us continue with the example of a person who has a degree in CS. He will try to find a job in web designing, he will try to find a job in app designing, he will try to find a job in back end development, front end development, hell he will develop wordpress themes if he is given the opportunity. However, he would not be doing what he likes. He will be stuck in a job that he does not like. So how does one remedy this? the only solution is to invest some time and money in getting yourself ready for the job. The steps are quote simple. 1) Identify what you like doing. This is also called "identifying your niche". This is crucial. If you are doing what you like/love you will do it better, you will have less stress. Even if the workload is monumental, you will not be stressed. Ever wonder why the people like Bill gates and MArk Zuckerberg are always looking happy? While a person doing 7 hour shift in a software house is deadbate by the time he gets home? THESE guys actually LOVE what they do. You never get tired watching a good movie, so for these guys thier work is like a movie. So identify that one thing that you like doing, that which is like a movie to you, It can be anything. NEVER by shy and NEVEr tell yourself that what you like doing "Does not matter". In my example the person may like designing websites, or perhaps he like to make apps. 2) Identify the best possible way to become an expert in what you do. Now if you are making apps, one of the best ways to do so is by using a language called Javascript. So in order to be an expert in App design you must be an expert in Java script. There are many ways to learn Java script, but if you are holding a degree, then teach yourself. Use the internet. Getting spoonfed information in a classroom is for underage newbies. After graduation, teach yourself. It exposes you to real situations that you will face when you are working. Use the internet, especially if you are going to learn about anything connected to computers or tech. In my example the person trying to learn Javascript will most probably frequent websites such as stackoverflow and github. When you learn online, you must make sure that you become part of a number of communities. Online forums exist to make collaboration easier. So learn through them and with them. 3) Make the best effort. Yes the "best" effort, not the hardest effort. The best effort is when you get from point A to point B with the least amount of energy. your goal is to learn something, so make sure you are not wasting time and energy. There can be a lot of distractions. For example a) You spend your time online watching stuff on youtube etc. This is your life you are watching going to waste. Every single minute you are online, must be spent getting ahead. b) Do not spend more than TWO and Half hours online or studying. Divide your study into five parts. Pick a topic, study it for 30 minutes. TAKE a 5 minute break. Study for 30 more minutes. Do it four times then rest. Think about what you learned. c) Do not lose yourself in the online world. Meet other people, real people, the best way is to just go for a bunch of interviews. Many young people who are looking for jobs, especially IT jobs complete thier university education and are thrust into offices. Some of them, who are quite brilliant in what they do, lack people skills. The reason is that while in university, they hung out with friends, then they went straight to jobs. Hanging out does not develop people skills. When you are working in an office, you need to know your limits and your position. d)Last but not the Least, rather the most important. Never get your expectations high. People will feed you crap about "aim high". Not a single person in the world who succeeded ever "aimed high". Google were ready to sell to Amazon for a mere million dollars. Facebook was never designed to be the behemoth it is now. However LEARN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN expectations and real life risk/reward trade off. Expectation is when you start work and you think "Ok, I am going to earn $50", the risk/reward trade off is that when you have actually worked 8 hours and created something, you value your product at $50 because you know its market value. So ALWAYS value products, NEVER value efforts. 4) The last step in investing in yourself is to create your image. These days many people will rush into applications and job seeking without realizing that a polished images goes a long way. Take for example a comparison of two people with same qualifications. On one CV it says Maters in this and that, and project was this and that. Then no more. On the other CV it says education is XYZ, final project was XYZ and then there are like 10 different real life projects that this guy has done in the past 6-9 months. Who do you think is going to get hired? I would personally hire the guy with the ton of projects to be honest. Even if his marks are not that good. So POLISH your image. It is very easy to do so btw. Go to various charities and offer to do free projects. Whatever niche you like and are studying in, there will be work available. In my example of a tech guy, he can work for a charity to create a simple funding app. You tap what you want to pay the charity and your payment goes to thier micro finance account. It is freakingly easy to make, but it gets your CV beefed up. Apart from charities you can head over to freelance websites and create your account. Put in all of your details and do one project per month. It gives a potential employer peace of mind that this guy knows what he's doing. Polishing your image also includes polishing your physical image. These days people who self teach or stay at home to work get obese, and develop slovenly habits. Believe me when I say this, everyone is turned off by unhealthy people. If two guys of same qualifications come to get a job, the healthy and fit one is sure to get the job. So keep fit, do not overdose on junk food and make sure you are fit. (A bit of personal advice is to get a couple of suits tailored for you. Do not buy off the shelf. A well tailored suit exudes an air of competence.) So there you have it friends. My humble advice. When you are done with your education, don't rush into it, spend some time investing in yourself. The payback will be monumental in the long run. Saeed Ur Rehman

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What can I as a common citizen do to make Pakistan number one freelancing country in the world As a common citizen, you can help make Pakistan the number one freelancing country in the world by taking the following steps: 1. Develop your own freelancing skills: Develop your own freelancing skills, such as coding, writing, or design, to become a competitive freelancer and contribute to the growth of the freelancing industry in Pakistan. 2. Share information and resources with others: Share information and resources, such as job listings, training opportunities, and networking events, with others to help them succeed in freelancing and contribute to the growth of the industry. 3. Advocate for policies and regulations that support freelancing: Advocate for policies and regulations that support freelancing, such as tax incentives and support for small businesses, to create a favorable environment for freelancers in Pakistan. 4. Collaborate with other freelancers and organizations: Collaborate with other freelancers and organizations, such as professional associations and government agencies, to promote the growth of the freelancing industry in Pakistan. 5. Participate in online communities and forums: Participate in online communities and forums, such as social media groups and forums, to share knowledge, experiences, and ideas with other freelancers, and to learn from their experiences. 6. Promote the benefits of freelancing: Promote the benefits of freelancing, such as flexibility, convenience, and the potential for high earnings, to encourage more people to pursue freelancing as a career option. 7. Support local freelancers and freelancing companies: Support local freelancers and freelancing companies by hiring them for projects, sharing their work on social media, and recommending them to others. This will help to promote the growth of the freelancing industry in Pakistan. Answer by #chatgpt

Inbox: I am a new comer in this field I need help at every step to start online earning because I am working at a private college as a teacher and don't know about I T field Chatpgpt please make a reply for him: Hi there, It's great that you're interested in exploring online earning opportunities! The world of online work can be overwhelming at first, but with a little guidance and persistence, you can definitely make progress. Here are a few tips to get you started: 1. Research different online earning opportunities: Take some time to explore the different ways you can earn money online. There are many options, including freelancing, affiliate marketing, online surveys, and more. Look for opportunities that align with your skills and interests. 2. Build your skills: Depending on the type of online work you're interested in, you may need to develop some new skills. For example, if you're interested in freelance writing, you may need to improve your writing skills. Look for online courses or tutorials that can help you develop the skills you need. 3. Create a strong online presence: Having a strong online presence can help you attract clients and employers. Consider creating a professional website or social media profiles that showcase your skills and experience. 4. Network with others in the field: Connecting with others in the online earning community can help you learn from their experiences and find new opportunities. Look for online forums or groups where you can connect with others in your field. 5. Be patient and persistent: Building a successful online career takes time and effort. Don't get discouraged if you don't see immediate results. Stay focused on your goals and keep working towards them. I hope these tips help you get started on your journey towards online earning. Good luck!

The cycle of violence often stems from a dangerous illusion: individuals believe that their pain is caused by others, whom they then deem deserving of punishment. This belief is particularly exploited by authoritarian leaders who use propaganda to dehumanize their opponents, convincing their followers that these opponents are less than human and therefore not worthy of ethical consideration. This dehumanization simplifies complex human emotions and conflicts, making it easier to perpetuate violence. However, violence is inherently self-defeating. It breeds bitterness and anger in those who survive and fosters brutality among the conquerors. Both the oppressed and the oppressors find themselves locked in a continuous cycle of aggression to either maintain control or to seek freedom, leading to a perpetual state of conflict with no beneficial resolution. Breaking this cycle requires a fundamental shift in approach—moving from confrontation to conversation. Here are steps that can be taken to foster dialogue and understanding: 1. **Humanization**: It is essential to actively counteract dehumanization by recognizing and affirming the shared humanity of all individuals. This can be facilitated through education that emphasizes empathy, shared values, and common goals. 2. **Communication Platforms**: Establish neutral forums where parties can communicate safely and openly without fear of retribution. These platforms should be moderated to ensure respectful and constructive dialogue. 3. **Conflict Resolution Training**: Invest in teaching conflict resolution skills widely, from schools to workplaces to communities. Such training helps people manage disputes without resorting to violence and prepares them to engage in productive discussions. 4. **Civic Engagement**: Encourage civic engagement and participation in democratic processes. When people feel they have a voice in their governance and can influence change legally and peacefully, they are less likely to resort to violence. 5. **Promote Inter-group Activities**: Encourage activities that mix different groups, allowing individuals to see each other in various roles and settings, which can break down prejudices and misconceptions. 6. **Support from Mediators**: In situations where hatred and bias are deeply entrenched, third-party mediators skilled in reconciliation processes can help guide conversations and negotiate peaceful outcomes. By shifting focus from retribution to reconciliation and from isolation to interaction, societies can foster a more peaceful coexistence. Dialogue, although challenging, holds the potential to heal divisions and create a foundation for durable peace. The willingness to engage in conversation, however difficult, is a testament to the resilience and adaptability of humanity. It is through these efforts that communities can move towards resolving conflicts in a constructive and lasting manner.

Pakistan in next 50 years ! 2024–2030: Foundation of Growth and Stability 1. 2024: • Comprehensive reforms introduced to strengthen democracy and governance. • Expansion of renewable energy projects, with a focus on solar and wind power in Sindh, Balochistan, and Punjab. 2. 2025: • Pakistan becomes a regional leader in clean energy with the completion of several CPEC Phase II projects focusing on green energy and infrastructure. • Nationwide literacy campaign reduces illiteracy to below 10%, with innovative e-learning platforms. 3. 2026: • Major reforms in agriculture lead to significant increases in productivity, ensuring food security and surplus exports. • Tech hubs established in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad to promote startups in AI, blockchain, and IT services. 4. 2027: • Groundbreaking of the Pakistan Space Center, aiming to launch its first independent satellite by 2030. • Health sector transformation: Universal health coverage implemented, ensuring healthcare access for all citizens. 5. 2028–2030: • Pakistan’s GDP growth surpasses 8% annually, driven by exports, tourism, and industrial diversification. • Completion of major dams (like Diamer-Bhasha Dam), ensuring water security and boosting agriculture. • Cultural renaissance: Pakistani cinema, literature, and music gain global acclaim. 2031–2040: Regional Leadership and Innovation 1. 2031–2033: • Pakistan becomes the largest exporter of textiles and technology in South Asia. • Massive expansion in education: Pakistani universities rank among the top 100 globally. • Regional stability established with stronger ties with neighbors (India, Afghanistan, Iran). 2. 2034: • Karachi emerges as a leading financial hub in Asia, attracting foreign investment. • Completion of the Pakistan Smart Cities Project, transforming major cities with advanced infrastructure and AI-based governance. 3. 2035–2036: • Pakistan launches its first human space mission through a collaboration between SUPARCO and international partners. • Major climate initiatives result in Pakistan being declared carbon-neutral by global organizations. 4. 2037–2040: • Technological breakthroughs in biotechnology and robotics put Pakistan among the top innovators globally. • Tourism thrives as ancient heritage sites like Mohenjo-Daro, Taxila, and Hunza Valley attract millions of visitors annually. 2041–2050: A Global Power 1. 2041–2043: • Pakistan’s economy becomes one of the top 10 in the world, driven by innovation, industry, and trade. • Completion of a trans-regional rail and road network connecting Central Asia, South Asia, and the Middle East. 2. 2044: • Social and economic equality achieved: Pakistan ranks among the top nations in the Human Development Index (HDI). • Women’s participation in the workforce exceeds 50%, transforming economic and social dynamics. 3. 2045–2047: • Celebrating 100 years of independence, Pakistan hosts the World Expo showcasing its achievements in technology, culture, and sustainability. • Literacy reaches 100%; Pakistan’s education system becomes a model for developing nations. 4. 2048–2050: • Pakistan plays a leading role in global peacekeeping, trade, and climate initiatives through international forums like the UN and G20. • Introduction of fully autonomous smart cities, with renewable energy-powered infrastructure and AI-driven public services. Key Sectors Driving Transformation • Economy: Diversified into technology, renewable energy, and industrial exports. • Education: A focus on innovation, science, and universal access. • Healthcare: World-class universal health systems with a focus on research and biotechnology. • Environment: Global leader in combating climate change, achieving carbon neutrality. • Diplomacy: Peaceful, collaborative relationships with neighbors and an influential role in global affairs. This vision of Pakistan’s next 50 years is achievable with strong governance, innovative policies, and the collective will of its people.

Inbox Received, and here is my REAL REPLY: Now let's see how many people share this, as other was shared like 75 times so far and got 200 comments ! Dear Rehan Bhai, My name is xyz and i have recently complete my BS Computer science, sir i want to earn money via internet. Can you please guide me Dear Brother XYZ, Thank you for your msg, I have written a book on this, which you can use to learn how to do it, and a new addition of that is coming soon also , it is on www.rehanu.com/wii There are many website that you can work online however like any other work in the world, you should start small asap and grow your self to do more. You can start from fiverr.com or rehant.com which are micro tasking website, where you get $5 paid for doing small little tasks, once you a few of those, you can look for more work on rehanw.com and Elance.com The most important thing you will need is to build your network, Add all the people in the world you know on Facebook, and linkedin and then meet more people who are not from Pakistan and tell them your ability, You can go to my friends list and take my friends. Join Online Jobs forums on facbeook and linked and online marketing forums as they are always seeking people who want to make apps and software. I also encourage you to make mobile and web apps for as many people around you i.e. your relatives your neighborhood shops etc, then you can for free even, so you get really good at it, and then you can use these as sample for showing to your future customers. These are some suggestions, but remember the key is for you to become a Kohinoor in your self, so people will come to you automatically from glow of your work. www.rehanallahwala.com/start has more tips for you smile emoticon Be blessed, Rehan Allahwala

I am very happy to announce that Former Ambassador to Bangladesh 🇧🇩 of Pakistan brother Rafiuzzaman Siddiqui has agreed to lead on our own Mission to increase love and friendship between Pakistan 🇵🇰 and Bangladesh 🇧🇩 in civilian capacity He will be helping companies on both sides increase trade Making videos answer questions to questions in his capacity explaining things he has mastery on Promote people to people contact and dialogue between the 2 nations Help the Bangladesh Pakistan business forums do more with each other ! Start a student exchange program between the countries Please come forward, connect with him and join us in our monthly meeting on this topic !

**Proposal to Akhuwat Foundation for the Establishment of an Old Age Community & Hostel for Foreign Retirees** **Objective:** To create a vibrant, mutually beneficial living community where foreign retirees find a new family in the children of Akhuwat schools, and in turn, the children benefit from the rich experiences and knowledge of these seniors from around the globe. **Project Name:** Akhuwat Global Elders' Community (AGEC) **Proposal:** 1. **Community Structure:** - Design a gated community close to Akhuwat schools, ensuring ease of access for the residents to the educational institutions. - Facilities should include housing units, recreational areas, medical facilities, and communal spaces for gatherings and events. 2. **Eligibility & Admission Process:** - Foreign retirees aged 50 and above. - Demonstrated interest in community service and cultural exchange. - Adequate health insurance and clean criminal record. - Submission of a personal essay explaining their motivation to join AGEC. 3. **Benefits to Residents:** - Quality accommodation at reasonable rates. - Access to local cultural events and tours. - Opportunities to engage with and mentor students. - Medical care facilities on-site. 4. **Engagement Activities:** - Scheduled mentorship and storytelling sessions at Akhuwat schools. - Cultural exchange events where residents can share their traditions and learn about Pakistani culture. - Joint events like sports days, arts and crafts sessions, and festive celebrations. 5. **Financial Model:** - Reasonably priced accommodation with the option of monthly or yearly payments. - Additional services like medical care or special tours could be charged separately. - Consider partnerships with international senior care organizations for potential funding or sponsorships. 6. **Promotion:** - Highlight the unique proposition of AGEC in international senior living magazines, websites, and forums. - Use testimonials from initial residents to attract more retirees. **Benefits to Akhuwat Foundation:** 1. **Educational Enhancement:** Students get exposed to diverse global perspectives, enhancing their world view. 2. **Financial Stability:** Regular income from the housing units can fund more educational projects. 3. **Global Exposure:** With international residents, the foundation gains more global visibility, potentially attracting international donors and partners. 4. **Cultural Enrichment:** A multicultural environment enriches the cultural fabric of the community, promoting understanding and tolerance. **Conclusion:** The Akhuwat Global Elders' Community isn't just a living space; it's a bridge between generations and cultures. It presents a unique opportunity for enriching lives on both sides - the seniors find a new family and purpose, while the children gain wisdom from the lived experiences of elders from around the globe. This project aligns with Akhuwat's vision of community development and can become a beacon of intergenerational and intercultural harmony.