ISLAMABAD, (APP – UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News – 3rd Sep, 2026) The Prime Minister’s Youth Programme (PMYP) on Thursday signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with the EAZZMOR and Corvit Systems consortium at the Prime Minister’s Office to widen opportunities for Pakistani youth through education, digital skills, entrepreneurship, career development and character building, with the partnership aimed at preparing a skilled and future ready generation for the demands of a rapidly evolving economy.
The LoI provides a framework for joint programmes and initiatives focused on strengthening learning opportunities, enhancing employability and fostering entrepreneurial potential among young people across the country.
The agreement was witnessed by PMYP Chairman Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan and attended by representatives of the Youth Programme and the EAZZMOR and Corvit Systems consortium.
The collaboration will focus on a broad range of areas, including education and capacity building, information technology and digital skills, teacher and student training, entrepreneurship, vocational and professional skills development, career counselling and digital learning.
The partners will also explore initiatives covering health and environmental awareness, ethics, character building and the effective use of technology in education.
The proposed cooperation comes as digital transformation and emerging technologies continue to reshape the job market, increasing the need for young people to acquire practical skills, technological competence and entrepreneurial capabilities.
EAZZMOR brings expertise in organisational ethics, capacity building, skills development, entrepreneurship, motivational programmes and institutional training, while Corvit Systems contributes expertise in IT consulting and training, digital learning, IT infrastructure, technology deployment and computer literacy.
The two organisations are expected to combine their complementary strengths with PMYP’s youth focused platform to explore innovative programmes that can broaden access to skills and learning opportunities.
The initiative is also expected to help bridge the gap between education and employment by equipping young people with market relevant skills and greater access to career and entrepreneurship opportunities.
Rana Mashhood emphasised the importance of constructive partnerships with private sector and training organisations in strengthening the country’s human capital and creating meaningful pathways for young Pakistanis.
The partners expressed their commitment to developing impactful initiatives that promote a skilled, innovative, responsible and technologically capable generation capable of contributing to Pakistan’s economic and social progress.
