While working Generation Next as a President I initiated and launched several projects and programs related to Youth Development, Youth Empowerment, Education, Women Empowerment, Gender Equality, Education, Community Development, Civic Engagement, Youth Mobilization, Rural and Urban Development, MDGs and SDGs. I introduced and designed first ever Young Women Conference which was attended by 650 participants from all over Pakistan. I launched National Youth Conference which is among the largest annual gathering of young people in Pakistan which encourages 750 young leaders every year to take action. Mastering my skills I partnered with leading National and International Organizations for empowerment and development like UN, World Economic Forum, Global Shapers Community & One Young World.

In 2000, world leaders promised to halve extreme poverty by 2015 with a global plan called the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Thanks to millions of people taking action and a massive global effort, we have already made real progress. The number of people living in poverty has fallen to less than half of its 1990 level. Over two billion people gained access to better drinking water. The share of slum dwellers living in cities fell, improving the lives of at least 100 million people!Yet, 1.4 billion people still live in extreme poverty. Every 4 seconds a child dies from preventable causes and over 900 million, particularly women and young people, suffer from chronic hunger. Meanwhile our population is set to rise to 9.5 billion by 2050 and the food system is at breaking point.Climate change threatens to destroy the lives of millions more and undo all the progress we have made so far. Inequality is growing everywhere and human rights are being undermined in the worlds most fragile and conflict affected countries while the world economy continues to falter.Despite all of this, for the first time in history we do have the resources to end poverty and grow our world sustainably. It will take the work of all of us to make this happen and we must make our Governments listen and take action on the things that matter most to people everywhere!The World We Want will gather the priorities of people from every corner of the world and help build a collective vision that will be used directly by the United Nations and World Leaders to plan a new development agenda launching in 2015, one that is based on the aspirations of all citizens!JOIN THE GLOBAL CONVERSATION.Share your voice. It all starts with you. What kind of World do you Want?

I Founded the Karachi Hub of Global Shapers Community. While working as Founding Curator of the hub I formed the hub charter, recruited shapers (members) for the hub, designed activities for the hub and partnered with various nonprofit organizations for the projects.

I am the elected Curator of The Karachi Hub for the year 2016-2017 and will lead the hub and its activities.

I was the Council Member of Advisory Council on Hub Activity: Advisory Council Members enable members of the Global Shapers Community to influence GSC strategic thinking on all functional domains of activity. They offer a direct communication channel to help shape what success and quality should look like. They also reinforce ownership, increase transparency, leverage the expertise of our members and ensure that any strategic conversation embraces the Community’s diversity to its fullest extent.

I have worked on several positions on Ministry of Youth Affairs and was also the advisor of Minister. While working with Ministry I successfully designed & launched several projects related to Socioeconomic empowerment of youth, Educational Development, Skill Development, Empowerment of Young Women and Role of Youth in Development and Decision Making. I introduced National & International Student and Youth Exchange program as 1700 young people benefited from this project, for under privileged youth I launched Student Aid Program as 6000 students got full or partial scholarships & funds. With the help of partners I launched 8 Mobile Units for vocational education which trained 2500 young people in remote areas of Sindh Province of Pakistan.16 other training programs were also launched by me.

While Working with UNFPA as a Project Officer I was responsible for designing and executing the project after doing detailed need analysis in the Province of Sindh. I designed projects for both Urban and Rural Youth, projects included awareness, training and education, civic engagement, reproductive health issues, technology, women empowerment and socioeconomic empowerment. While working with UNFPA I also initiated a project Community Development and Mobilization of Youth it was an awareness and training program, using modern techniques like Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) to identify and solve community problems. Another important project I initiated was Career Counseling for Youth Program 1200 young people benefited from the program.

I Own Karachi was the largest volunteer movement of Karachi with 27,000 registered volunteers.Volunteers were encouraged to work at least two hours a week in the field of their own preference and during the hours of their own choice. I was the main mobilizer of volunteers and later on I was planning and designing mass activities and actions for the movement. Major activities included traffic controlling during rush hours, disaster management services, emergency health care, environment protection, cleaning of city, plantation across city and creating awareness among citizens thru seminars and campaigns to encourage more people to join us. I got two Awards by Mayor of Karachi for this project, Project was awarded as world's highest impact making project in 2011 in OYW Summit at Zurich.

My primary objective as an Ambassador leader was to act, and bring other Ambassadors to act, in support of the One Young World resolution in such a way that brings the views, intentions and actions of One Young World and its Ambassadors to the attention of the widest possible audience but, in particular, those persons in positions of power who might themselves bring action on the resolution or bring attention to the resolve of One Young World Ambassadors.As leader myself it was entirely up to me as Ambassador Leader to lead One Young World action on a resolution in the ways that they see best achieving their objectives including, but not exclusively: (a) launching any global, national or local projects as they see fit, both individually and/or collectively (b) raising awareness as to the resolution and the actions they are taking - in particular with leaders of governments, businesses and other organizations (c) gathering and reporting on impacts around actions taken as a consequence of the resolution