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Importance Of Pakistani Youth

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‘Youth’- for many, this word would hold its significance as the definition of an age group. However, for me it specifies the future of a country. The word youth appears in the Oxford dictionary with the definition: ‘the time of life when a person is young, especially the time before a child becomes an adult’ (Oxford, 2017). This may partially be the reason why majority of the people considers them to be individuals who are yet to figure out their lives but what they don’t realize is that it is the same individuals who also possess the ability of revolutionizing the world with their thoughts. While there may be truth in the fact that Pakistanis wake up to news almost every day which highlight negative aspects of the nation, there is also a sense of relief knowing that we will see rallies, protests, candlelight vigils and social media support in order to condemn that specific cause. Be it the ever-increasing tolerance towards aspects of the nation that are different from those of a specific person’s, or the growing acceptance towards the reality that not every human being holds the same set of beliefs and norms, Pakistani youth has learnt to evolved in a manner that never fails to portray its role in promoting peace, tolerance and interfaith harmony. A widely accepted fact which the world has also witnessed to be accurate is the potential of the youth and their role being linked directly to the prosperity, peace and success of the nation. If you were to google the keywords

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