Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan’s (JIP) Ameer e Karachi Engr Hafiz Naeemur Rehman has said that Alkhidmat’s Bano Qabil Program facilitates thousands of youth in Karachi and revealed that the JI is also going to launch an IT based skill development program for housewives.
He expressed these views while addressing a graceful certificate distribution ceremony for female volunteers, held on the other day at Idara Noor-e-Haq — the JI Karachi headquarters.
A large number of female volunteers who have contributed in holding programs under the banner of Bano Qabil Program, participated in the event. Certificates were also distributed among them.
Speaking on the occasion, the JI leader paid a rich tribute to the volunteers for rendering their services in connection with holding historical events under the banner of Bano Qabil.
On the occasion, he vowed to establish an IT university in Karachi and said that the Pakistani youth is less than none when it comes to talent and potential. He held the rulers responsible for failing the youth of the nation.
He said that the JI propagates a message of hope and support for the youth in the country. He further said that Alkhidmat has signed an agreement with the Sindh Technical Education Board — under which the board will bestow a certificate to all the successful participants of the program.
Similarly, he said, all the participants having passed three courses will receive a diploma certificate equivalent to intermediate, from the board.
Talking about the crises in Palestine, he said that Alkhidmat was also serving in Gaza during the ongoing onslaught. He urged the nation to boycott the political parties who did nothing for the oppressed children and women of Gaza. Like the Europeans and the United States nationals boycotted the political leaders for siding with Israel, the nation should follow the same path, he said.
The JI leader said that the rulers and the ruling parties sided with Israel and the US against Hamas by opting for no practical step in connection with Gaza.
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