The agreement seeks to open new horizons of skills development, entrepreneurship, and digital innovation for young Pakistanis. The MoU was formally signed by Dr. Muhammad Ali Malik, Deputy Secretary of PMYP, and Ali Hasani, Secretary General of P@SHA. To nurture entrepreneurship, PMYP and P@SHA will establish mentorship networks and launch incubation programs for emerging startups. “This collaboration marks a pivotal moment for Pakistan’s youth,” Rana Mashhood concluded. “Through our joint efforts with P@SHA, we will build stronger opportunities for skill development, promote entrepreneurship, and strengthen Pakistan’s digital economy.