Qurat-Ul-Ain

When I first heard Abdullah Butt’s vision for Alkasim, I genuinely found the idea very meaningful and inspiring. I strongly believe that a child’s education should not be limited to traditional academic studies. Alongside their education, they should also have the opportunity to learn practical digital skills that can benefit them throughout their future.

Today’s world is changing rapidly, and digital skills can open new opportunities for young people. If students start learning these skills from an early age, they can use their time productively, explore their abilities, and eventually build something of their own.

When Abdullah Butt shared his vision of creating an environment where young people can learn digital skills, understand business and finance, and develop an entrepreneurial mindset alongside their education, I felt that this was a vision worth supporting.

Our goal is to help young people become skilled, confident, financially aware, and capable of creating their own opportunities rather than depending entirely on traditional career paths.

I believe that when education is combined with practical skills and the right mindset, we can help build a generation that is prepared not only to find opportunities, but also to create them.

This shared vision is what motivates me to work alongside Abdullah Butt and contribute towards building a better and more empowered future for the youth of Pakistan.