Chitrali youth's platform makes way to world IT congress

MONTREAL: The Youth Republic (TYR), Global Youth Network, which is an innovative platform founded by Hina Hazrat from Chitral, Pakistan, has successfully made Pakistan’s way to WITSA’s 18th World Congress on IT, in Montreal, Canada. TYR has been selected as runner-up of the World Summit Youth Award 2012 from over 1,224 submissions from 122 UN member states which entered into the global contest. TYR team includes, Zar Nigar from Morkhun, Naureen Bhamany, Abiha Zehra and Fakhar Bokhari from Karachi, Hussain Roomi from Gojal, Muhammad Innamuddin and Mujeeb Saboor from Chitral. The Youth Republic is having network spread in many countries of the world. TYR provides youth with a platform to stay united, let voices be heard and amplified, enable youth share opportunities, strengthen inter-cultural dialogues, stay pluralistic, spread love for cultures, traditions and religions all over the world, respect diversity, support multi-lingualism, work for a better tomorrow and an inclusive future by developing global partnership, hence paving a way towards achieving the mission of a better tomorrow and impacting 100 percent of the world altogether. An international jury consisting of 21 young multimedia, IT-experts and social entrepreneurs from 15 countries and all continents, selected the very best entries in each of the six WSYA categories and the Youth Republic from Pakistan has earned UN wide recognition. The official public celebration of the winners and runners-up will be at the WSYA Winners’ Event which will be held for the first time in the framework of WITSA’s 18th World Congress on Information Technology, in Montréal, Canada.–Daily Times]]>