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Youth Entrepreneurship in Pakistan: Empowering the Next Generation of Change-Makers

youth entrepreneurship is rising as a powerful force driving innovation, job creation, and economic resilience—especially in countries like Pakistan. More young people than ever before are taking bold steps to launch startups, solve community problems, and explore financial independence before hitting their 30s

Young Entrepreneurs of Pakistan: Stories That Inspire

Pakistan is experiencing a youth-led startup boom, and many young entrepreneurs are making waves in industries such as tech, fashion, food, education, and e-commerce.
Here are a few inspiring examples:

1. Muneeb Maayr – Bykea
   Muneeb, the founder of Bykea, revolutionized the local transport and delivery sector with a Pakistan-first bike-sharing app. Though he’s no longer in his 20s, he began his journey young and now mentors many upcoming entrepreneurs.
2. Zahra Khan – Bake My Day
   Starting her bakery business in Lahore at a young age, Zahra turned her passion into a nationwide dessert brand using Instagram marketing and home-based growth.
3. Haroon Yasin – Taleemabad
   Co-founder of an award-winning education platform, Haroon’s startup helps improve literacy in underserved communities using cartoons and gamified apps.

youth Entrepreneurship Programs in Pakistan
To support this growing movement, various entrepreneurship development programs have emerged across the country, aiming to equip young people with the skills, tools, and networks needed to build successful ventures.
Top Programs Supporting Young Entrepreneurs:

1. National Incubation Centers (NICs)
   Run by Ignite & Ministry of IT, NICs across Pakistan offer mentorship, co-working spaces, funding, and training to startups—including youth-led ones.
2. YES Network Pakistan
   YES works to cultivate a culture of social entrepreneurship among youth through hands-on training, funding, and ecosystem building.
3. Startup Pakistan (under Kamyab Jawan)
   An initiative to train 1 million entrepreneurs through bootcamps, online training, and seed funding for viable startups.
4. Plan9 & PlanX (Punjab Information Technology Board)
   Accelerators focused on tech innovation, with many young founders emerging from these platforms.
5. TiE Islamabad’s Young Entrepreneurs Program
   An educational program that introduces school students to the basics of entrepreneurship through workshops, pitching competitions, and real-world mentorship.
   
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