Ahsan Iqbal Urges Graduates to Lead Economic Transformation
Speaking at the UET Lahore convocation on November 10, the federal planning minister told young engineers to help drive the economic transformation ahead of 2047.
Federal Minister Ahsan Iqbal urged young engineers to lead Pakistan's economic transformation at the UET Lahore convocation on November 10.
He called graduates "Gen 47 2.0" and set 2047, the 100th anniversary of independence, as the target.
He linked engineering work to the URAAN Pakistan initiative and named industry, energy, water, climate, digital and farm technology as key areas.
He urged integrity, continuous learning, stronger university-industry ties and equal opportunities for women engineers.