Bilawal to launch ‘Sindh Youth Card’ soon
KARACHI: The Sindh government has completed preparations for the launch of the Sindh Youth Card, which Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari is scheduled to inaugurate this month. A meeting chaired by Sindh Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs Sardar Muhammad Bakhsh Mahar reviewed arrangements for the launch and the programme. Participants included Sindh Chief Minister’s Special…
Karachi witnessed a significant development as preparations for the launch of the Sindh Youth Card by Sindh government concluded successfully. The card, to be inaugurated by Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, aims to provide a plethora of services to young individuals aged 16 to 29 from all 30 districts of Sindh.
A comprehensive meeting chaired by Sindh Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs Sardar Muhammad Bakhsh Mahar reviewed the implementation details and highlighted the partnership between public and private entities.
During the meeting attended by key officials like Sindh Chief Minister’s Special Assistant for IT Ali Rashid and Sports Secretary Munawar Ali Mahesar, plans were outlined to register young people and offer a range of services via a shared digital platform. The first phase of distribution is set to benefit 100,000 young individuals, with access to services from 13 government departments and other institutions.
The card will facilitate access to scholarships for higher education, internships, discounted travel on public transport, and special travel benefits encompassing a 25% reduction on all Pakistan Railways routes and exclusive offers on domestic air travel. Additionally, special grants and financial assistance for women entrepreneurs will be extended under the card program.
To ensure transparency and security, a central digital registry and verified identity system will be established for all cardholders. This initiative signifies the commitment of the Sindh government towards empowering its youth through innovative and inclusive policies.
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