Youth Parliament Pakistan


YPP Leadership 2012
Youth Prime Minister Muhammad Hashim Azeem YP33-PUNJAB13
Youth Deputy Speaker Sarah Abdul Wadood Khan YP19-KPK06
Youth Leader of the Opposition Fahad Mazhar Ali YP15-KPK02

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	Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project should be initiated by the government on urgent basis in order to tackle the energy crisis: Youth Parliament Pakistan



	Islamabad, April 20; Youth Parliament has demanded that Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline should be completed by 2014 by the Government of Pakistan. “Pakistan should not bow to any international pressure,” advised the Youth Parliament, adding that Pakistan’s energy needs are critical. The house was of the opinion that the challenges posed by the country’s energy situation are undoubtedly grave, but they can be tackled. >>> More...
	Pakistan should have bilateral relations with USA only on the basis of equality and mutual respect: Youth Parliament Pakistan



	Islamabad, April 19; Youth Parliament Pakistan members supported the joint resolution of Parliament on reshaping Pakistan’s relations with the United States and demanded that Pakistan’s foreign policy for United States and all countries of the world should be based on national interest of Pakistan, equality, and mutual respect. >>> More...
	Youth Parliament trained in Counter-Extremism



	To enhance understanding of the members of Youth Parliament Pakistan on what constitutes extremism and how to practically address it, an exclusive workshop on Countering-Extremism in Pakistan was organized by PILDAT during the second session of Youth Parliament Pakistan. Spanned over 2 days, the workshop focused on identifying various facets of extremism in the society followed by exercises developing objectives, long and short term goals, strategies and recommendations. >>> More...
	Government should take immediate actions to introduce Constitutional reforms for Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Jammu & Kashmir: Youth Parliament Pakistan



	Islamabad, April 17; Youth Parliament has demanded that the Government and the Parliament of Pakistan must take immediate steps to introduce Constitutional reforms for AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan to bring these two territories into the mainstream of Pakistan. The second day of the second session of Youth Parliament began with the discussions on the impact of energy crisis in Pakistan. The first resolution was moved by Mr. Ahmed Numair Farooq (YP21-Punjab01) asking the provincial governments to play a pivotal role in the establishment of their own power generation units. >>> More...
	Youth Parliament deplores political, sectarian and ethnic violence



	Islamabad, April 16; Youth Parliament Pakistan deplored all violence in Pakistan including political, ethnic and sectarian violence on the first day of its second session that began in Islamabad. The session started with a calling attention notice to pay tribute to the 135 individuals including 124 soldiers buried under the Siachen avalanche. The Youth Parliament observed 2 minutes of silence in respect of this tragic national loss. >>> More...



Patron of the Youth Parliament Pakistan
Honourable Mr. Faisal Karim Kundi Deputy Speaker National Assembly of Pakistan

Honourable Speakers
Mr. Gohar Ayub Khan Former Speaker National Assembly of Pakistan (April 11, 1990 to Oct. 17, 1993)
Speaker at Second Session and Fourth Session of Youth Parliament 2007
Mr. Illahi Bakhash Soomro Former Speaker National Assembly of Pakistan (Feb. 16, 1997 to Aug. 20, 2001)
Speaker at Second Session of Youth Parliament 2008-09 Speaker at Third Session of Youth Parliament 2007
Dr. Noor Jehan Panezai Former Deputy Chairperson Senate of Pakistan (1991 to 1993)
Speaker at Fifth Session of Youth Parliament 2007
Mr. Wazir Ahmed Jogezai Former Deputy Speaker National Assembly of Pakistan (March 22, 1985 to May 29, 1988)
Speaker at Inaugural, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Sessions of Youth Parliament 2009-10 Speaker at Inaugural, First, Second, Third and Fourth Sessions of Youth Parliament 2008-09 Speaker at Inaugural and Fifth Sessions of Youth Parliament 2007

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