Azad Jammu Kashmir Prime Minister Chaudhry Anwar ul Haq has said that the government has chalked out a comprehensive Youth Policy where educated youth can get loans to establish their busi-ness. He said that loans worth 50 crore rupees would be provided through TEVTA and Akhuwat Foundation.
Addressing the Youth Summit organized by the Department of Sports, Youth, and Culture in the State metropolis late yesterday, the PM said that the government was making all-out efforts to meet the expectations of the people. He said that a people-centric approach was being adopted to serve the masses effectively. Referring to the various initia-tives the coalition government has taken during the past few months, he said that a positive change on the ground would be felt soon.
He said that a state endowment fund of 5 billion rupees was being established for orphans, disabled persons, widows/divorced women and senior citi-zens. Under this scheme, the PM said that a sum of 20 thousand rupees would be provided to the needy at the doorstep through easy-paisa accounts. On this occasion, the Prime Minister also inspected the stalls set up by various departments.
The summit was attended by Senior Minister Colo-nel (r) Waqar Ahmad Noor, Sports Minister Asim Sharif Butt, Javed Iqbal Badhanvi, Secretaries, Heads of Departments, university students and others.—APP
