The Alkhidmat Bano Qabil Program and the Pakistan Freelancers Association (PAFLA) have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to foster career growth for young people within the digital economy. This partnership, formalized at the Alkhidmat Karachi Head Office, aims to provide students with the specialized knowledge, professional skills, and marketplace access necessary to excel as successful freelancers.
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The agreement was signed by Bano Qabil Program Director Farooq Kamlani and PAFLA Co-Founder and Chairman Ibrahim Amin, with Alkhidmat Karachi CEO Naveed Ali Baig in attendance. The initiative is designed to bridge the gap between academic training and real-world freelance work, ensuring that students are well-prepared to compete in both domestic and global digital marketplaces.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, Naveed Ali Baig highlighted the importance of this collaboration as a significant milestone for youth empowerment. He noted that the partnership would integrate industry-leading guidance into the Bano Qabil curriculum while supporting Alkhidmat’s educational goals through targeted Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives.
Ibrahim Amin expressed strong support for the alliance, noting that it reflects a shared dedication to establishing freelancing as a sustainable and prestigious career path for Pakistan’s youth. He emphasized that PAFLA will provide the practical resources and professional network needed to help young talent unlock their full potential in the evolving digital landscape.
Through this collaboration, both organizations aim to create a lasting impact on Pakistan’s workforce by equipping the next generation with the tools to achieve economic independence. The partnership sets a precedent for how non-profit educational programs and industry associations can work together to build a robust digital talent pipeline.
