Empowering the Self to Empower the World: Day 6 of Young Leaders Conference 2024

Karachi: The final day of the prestigious Young Leaders Conference (YLC) 2024 was dedicated to the compelling theme of “Ikhtiyar Khud Se” (Empowerment Begins with Self), under the guidance of the Day Champ, Zaamran Baloch. The day celebrated individual empowerment as the cornerstone of societal transformation, equipping participants with tools to address challenges through innovative and sustainable solutions.

The day began with the lively “Wake, Shake, and Get Ready” session, setting an energetic tone for what lay ahead. Participants were then inspired during the “Circle of Influence” session by Zaamran Baloch, who emphasized the significance of personal and collective responsibility in driving positive change. The session encouraged participants to become agents of transformation by starting with their own actions.

A hands-on workshop, “Social Enterprise Canvas,” led by Muhammad Shah, introduced the participants to design thinking as a framework to translate social action ideas into practical, impactful solutions. The focus was on addressing real-world challenges with innovation and empathy.

The dynamic dialogue session, “The Show Must Go On,” conducted by Shireen Naqvi and Kamran Z. Rizvi, explored the essence of building sustainable social enterprises. It emphasized the importance of passion, consistency, and purpose, while inspiring participants to create organizations that endure and evolve without losing sight of their original mission.

The afternoon unfolded with an engaging activity, “Designing Sustainable Social Actions,” facilitated by Waqar Ali and Zaamran Baloch, which encouraged attendees to view community challenges as opportunities for impactful innovation. Participants learned strategies to identify core issues, conduct needs assessments, and develop effective project plans.

The plenary, “A Story of Survival,” by Ahsan Iqbal, resonated deeply with attendees, illustrating resilience and determination in overcoming personal and societal adversities. It was followed by the spirited “Sync with the Beat” activity by Ali Haider, which creatively explored the power of synchronization and synergy, using rhythm as a metaphor for collaboration.

The day concluded with moments of reflection and gratitude during the “Carving Memories” and “Team Acknowledgements” segments, leaving participants inspired and ready to take their learnings forward.

As the 23rd edition of the Young Leaders Conference wrapped up, the participants left with a renewed sense of purpose and the realization that meaningful change begins with individual action.

YLC 2024 is deeply grateful to its sponsors, including EBM (English Biscuit Manufacturers), Habib Metropolitan Bank, J., Feroze 1888, and Dreamworld Resorts, as well as individual sponsors Irfan Mustafa, Irfan Pardesi, and Junaid Iqbal, for their unwavering support in fostering leadership among Pakistan’s youth.

About YLC:
Since its inception, the Young Leaders Conference has been a trailblazing platform for youth empowerment in Pakistan. With a legacy spanning over two decades, it continues to inspire young leaders to tackle societal challenges with innovation, resilience, and a commitment to positive change.

Economic Empowerment Takes Center Stage at Day 4 of Young Leaders Conference 2024

Economic Empowerment Takes Center Stage at Day 4 of Young Leaders Conference 2024

December 21, 2024 – Karachi: The fourth day of the Young Leaders Conference (YLC) 2024 was dedicated to the theme of “Ikhtiyar Maeeshat Pe” (Economic Empowerment), led by the accomplished Uzair Ausaf. The day’s agenda was packed with transformative discussions, dynamic activities, and actionable insights aimed at equipping Pakistan’s youth with the tools to shape a resilient and inclusive economy.

The day began with “Breaking Bread,” an interactive activity led by Shireen Naqvi, setting the stage for a thoughtful exploration of professional and personal growth. In “Our Economic Influence,” Uzair Ausaf underscored the importance of strategic decision-making in fostering innovation, reducing inequalities, and enhancing employability, empowering participants to move beyond traditional career limitations.

A keynote by Roofi Jamil, “The Post-Pandemic Corporate World,” shed light on leadership transformations and emerging workplace priorities, particularly mental health, that have reshaped the corporate landscape. This was followed by an engaging activity, “From Zero,” led by Umair Jaliawala, which focused on developing a growth-oriented mindset crucial for navigating corporate dynamics.

A highlight of the day was the panel discussion “How Technology Elevates Conventional Businesses,” featuring insights from Veqar ul Islam and M. Ashaar Saeed, moderated by Uzair Ausaf. The discussion emphasized leveraging technology and young talent to drive Pakistan’s economic growth.

The afternoon featured a keynote on “The Untapped Human Capital” and an impactful dialogue on “Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Pakistan: Barriers and Opportunities,” moderated by Waqar Ali, with contributions from Suleman Hasan and Umer Abideen. This segment examined the challenges and opportunities within Pakistan’s startup landscape, providing actionable strategies for aspiring and established entrepreneurs.

The evening sessions were a deep dive into skill-building, offering participants a variety of breakout sessions on topics such as the “Evolving World of E-commerce,” “Elevator Pitches,” “Corporate Communication,” and more. These sessions, led by industry experts including Fatema Kausar Ali and Sheikh Sajawal, equipped participants with practical skills to thrive in their professional journeys.

The day concluded with “Branding Through Storytelling,” an activity led by Umair Saeed, followed by a vibrant Networking Dinner. Participants left with renewed inspiration, a stronger sense of purpose, and the tools to harness their economic potential for personal and national growth.December 21, 2024 – Karachi: The fourth day of the Young Leaders Conference (YLC) 2024 was dedicated to the theme of “Ikhtiyar Maeeshat Pe” (Economic Empowerment), led by the accomplished Uzair Ausaf. The day’s agenda was packed with transformative discussions, dynamic activities, and actionable insights aimed at equipping Pakistan’s youth with the tools to shape a resilient and inclusive economy.

The day began with “Breaking Bread,” an interactive activity led by Shireen Naqvi, setting the stage for a thoughtful exploration of professional and personal growth. In “Our Economic Influence,” Uzair Ausaf underscored the importance of strategic decision-making in fostering innovation, reducing inequalities, and enhancing employability, empowering participants to move beyond traditional career limitations.

A keynote by Roofi Jamil, “The Post-Pandemic Corporate World,” shed light on leadership transformations and emerging workplace priorities, particularly mental health, that have reshaped the corporate landscape. This was followed by an engaging activity, “From Zero,” led by Umair Jaliawala, which focused on developing a growth-oriented mindset crucial for navigating corporate dynamics.

A highlight of the day was the panel discussion “How Technology Elevates Conventional Businesses,” featuring insights from Veqar ul Islam and M. Ashaar Saeed, moderated by Uzair Ausaf. The discussion emphasized leveraging technology and young talent to drive Pakistan’s economic growth.

The afternoon featured a keynote on “The Untapped Human Capital” and an impactful dialogue on “Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Pakistan: Barriers and Opportunities,” moderated by Waqar Ali, with contributions from Suleman Hasan and Umer Abideen. This segment examined the challenges and opportunities within Pakistan’s startup landscape, providing actionable strategies for aspiring and established entrepreneurs.

The evening sessions were a deep dive into skill-building, offering participants a variety of breakout sessions on topics such as the “Evolving World of E-commerce,” “Elevator Pitches,” “Corporate Communication,” and more. These sessions, led by industry experts including Fatema Kausar Ali and Sheikh Sajawal, equipped participants with practical skills to thrive in their professional journeys.

The day concluded with “Branding Through Storytelling,” an activity led by Umair Saeed, followed by a vibrant Networking Dinner. Participants left with renewed inspiration, a stronger sense of purpose, and the tools to harness their economic potential for personal and national growth.

Empowering Youth to Shape Governance: Day 3 of Young Leaders Conference 2024 Highlights the Intersection of Politics, Narratives, and Leadership.



Karachi:
The third day of the highly anticipated Young Leaders Conference (YLC) 2024 delved into the powerful theme of “Ikhtiyar Siyasat o Riyasat Pe” (Empowerment in Politics and Governance). Under the stewardship of Ammar Sabzwari, the day inspired participants to reimagine their roles in politics and governance, encouraging informed leadership and accountability.

The day commenced with a dynamic session titled “Ikhtiyaar Siyasat o Riyasat Pe,” where Ammar Sabzwari, Champ for the day explored how politics and governance influence every aspect of society. Moving beyond slogans and partisanship, participants reflected on lessons from global ideologies and Pakistan’s current challenges, discovering their potential as catalysts for progress.

The conversation deepened during “Formation of Narratives: Construction and Deconstruction,” a compelling plenary led by renowned thinker Javed Jabbar. This session shed light on how narratives shape identities and perceptions, often crafted to serve specific agendas. Attendees were urged to think critically, recognize biases, and harness the power of storytelling to drive positive societal change.

In the interactive activity “Leading Nations | Strengthening the World,” participants explored global political structures and exemplary policies, broadening their understanding of governance and policy making.

The afternoon keynote by Jami Chandio, titled “Democracy and Social Justice – Where Do We Stand as a Nation?”, provided a thought-provoking evaluation of Pakistan’s democratic health. Participants examined the gap between the ideals of democracy and the systemic barriers to achieving equity, justice, and freedom in the nation.

The day’s experiential highlight, “Paisa Aur Power,” led by Faizan Arafat, was a grand simulation tracing the evolution of currency and its role in shaping global power dynamics. Participants gained valuable insights into the historical and political forces influencing global leadership today.

Closing with a glamorous Red Carpet Dinner where the participants were taught about Inclusion and Diversity , Day 3 of YLC 2024 left participants empowered with actionable insights and a deeper appreciation of their capacity to influence politics and governance.

Special Thanks to all our sponsors who have supported us in this cause
EBM (English Biscuit Manufacturers, Habib Metropolitan Bank Limited, Nofes, J., Feroze 1888, JBS, SoLF, Dil se Sochiye, Youth Council for sustainable actions, AMWAJ, Carnelian, Catalyst Corporation, Torque, Nucleus, Jang Group, Alif, Upstairs, MeemNoon, Carving Production, Youth affairs department, Youth Affairs department, Dreamworld Resorts.

A shout out to all our individual sponsors who have also supported us: Irfan Mustafa, Irfan Pardesi & Junaid Iqbal.

About YLC:
The Young Leaders Conference is a premier platform for Pakistani youth, fostering leadership, innovation, and community-building since its inception. For over two decades, the Young Leaders Conference has been a beacon of inspiration, preparing Pakistan’s youth to navigate challenges and drive change. As the conference progresses, it continues to ignite a spirit of purpose, resilience, and leadership among its attendees.

Young Leaders Conference Day 2 – Empowering Youth for Developmental Leadership

Karachi: The second day of the Young Leaders Conference (YLC) 2024, sponsored by the esteemed partner English Biscuit Manufacturers (EBM), unfolded with transformative sessions and engaging activities centered on the theme “Developmental Leadership – Ikhtiyar Muashre Pe.” For 23 years, EBM has supported YLC’s mission, enabling countless youth to attend the conference and create meaningful impact in their lives.

The day began with YLC Champ Waqar Ali’s session, “From I to We,” emphasizing unity, collaboration, and collective action as essential traits for sustainable leadership. This was followed by Dr. Xaher Gul’s insightful session, “The Norms of Becoming a Developmental Leader,” which explored the ethics, mindset, and skills necessary for driving societal growth.

A notable highlight was the panel discussion featuring Sikandar Bizenjo, Idrees Qureshi, and Arham Ishtiaq. These young leaders shared their experiences and insights from transformative projects that have redefined social development in Pakistan. Additionally, the **World Café of Social Enterprises showcased impactful initiatives like Doch, Quetta Book Café, and Connect Hear, providing participants with opportunities to interact, brainstorm, and develop solutions for critical social issues.

In the Storytelling Activity sponsored by EBM, participants were encouraged to reflect on their “click moments”—those pivotal instances that fueled their growth and motivated them to move forward.

Breakout sessions addressed key topics such as climate change, mental health, youth unemployment, and education. A standout session explored Bangladesh’s solar micro-grid model, offering actionable strategies to address Pakistan’s energy challenges.

EBM’s unwavering support as the conference’s strategic partner underscored their commitment to fostering youth leadership and promoting sustainable community impact.

The day also featured a capacity-building session by Ali Haider on embracing imperfections, encouraging participants to accept and learn from their flaws.

Day 2 concluded with an inspiring movie night, leaving participants motivated to lead positive change in their communities. The conference continues in the coming days, offering mentorship, practical tools, and leadership training to empower Pakistan’s future leaders.

Special thanks to EBM (English Biscuit Manufacturers, , Nofea, J., Feroze 1888, JBS, DKT, SoLF, Dil se sochiye, Youth Council for sustainable actions, Amwaj, Carnelian, Torque, Nucleus, Jang Group, Alif, Upstairs, Meemnoon, Carving Production, Catalyst Corporation, Sports and Youth Affairs Department, Government of Baluchistan, Dreamworld Resort.

A huge shoutout to our individual philanthropists who have supported us in this cause: Irfan Mustafa, Irfan Parades & Junaid Iqbal.

Young Leaders Conference 2024 Kicks Off with Theme “Ikhtiyar – Circle of Influence” Empowering Youth Leadership

Karachi: The highly anticipated Young Leaders Conference (YLC) 2024 began today with its empowering theme, “Ikhtiyar Khud Pe”, aimed at guiding the youth towards leadership, responsibility, and social impact.

Commencing the event, renowned trainers from School of Leadership, Kamran Z. Rizvi and Fatema Kausar Ali, set the tone for a transformative journey of self-awareness, leadership, and collective action. The opening ceremony featured a powerful national anthem and an impact video, followed by the “Mark Your Roots” activity, where participants marked their hometowns on a map wall to celebrate diversity and inclusion.

Next, the day featured a presentation by EBM representative, Zoha Manzar, Assistant Manager Corporate Communication, showcasing their enduring partnership with YLC through the video “What’s in EBM’s Ikhtiyar?” This thought-provoking showcase highlighted EBM’s social and corporate initiatives aimed at inspiring youth to embrace their leadership potential and contribute to societal change.

Participants also engaged in the unique mentorship session “MenTea with Mentors”, offering an opportunity to interact with industry experts from diverse fields, seek advice, and build meaningful connections.

The day also featured “The Team Showdown,” a dynamic team-building activity led by Waqar Ali, where participants created team names, symbols, slogans, and rituals, fostering camaraderie and teamwork.

In a keynote address, Zaamran Baloch, Champ of YLC 2024, spoke on the theme “My Circle of Influence”, encouraging participants to own their decisions, demonstrate leadership, and embrace ethical responsibility.

After the Champ’s word, Fatema Kausar Ali conducted an activity “Wheels of life” This activity offered a moment of reflection for the participants, they reflected on different aspects of life to see where one might need more balance. This segment was all about gaining awareness and knowing that change is always within reach.

The day concluded with Kamran Z. Rizvi’s impactful session, “Ikhtiyar Starts with I”, emphasizes that true leadership begins with personal integrity, values, and understanding one’s societal impact. His reflections on freedom with discipline inspired participants to take charge of their own futures while shaping others’.

The first day set a high bar for the remaining conference, instilling accountability and leadership in the youth to drive meaningful change. YLC continues to nurture a generation of influential leaders for Pakistan’s future.

Special thanks to YLC’s long-standing partners: EBM (Founding Partner), Habib Metro, Nofea, J., Feroze1888, JBS, DKT, SoLf, Dil Se Sociye, Youth Council for Sustainable Actions, Amwaj, Carnelian, Torque, Nucleus, Jang Group, Alif, Upstairs MeemNoon, Carving, Catalyst, Sports & Youth Affairs Department, Government of Balochistanand Dreamworld.

A huge shoutout to individual philanthropists who have supported the cause cause: Irfan Pardesi, Irfan Mustafa, and Junaid Iqbal.

Habib University hosts ninth Yohsin Lecture Featuring Dr Thomas Hansen

Karachi: Habib University proudly hosted its ninth annual Yohsin Lecture featuring distinguished author and professor from Stanford University, Dr Thomas Hansen. His talk was titled, “The Angry Tide: Reflections on Fascism, Resentment and Authoritarian Dreams.” Dr Hansen, a renowned scholar in South Asian studies, dove into crucial issues of the present, exploring the rise of populist leaders, rightwing movements, and the resurgence of fascism in new forms across the world. Globally, academics have noted that there has been a pushback against the effects of globalization, liberal democracy, and diversity. This has resulted in societal resentment, and authoritarian reaction. Donald Trump’s reelection to the presidency in the United States, Marine Le Pen’s rise in France and Victor Orban in Hungary has ignited the question of the nature of fascism today. Dr Hansen’s talk explored the historical roots and contemporary manifestations of authoritarianism and fascism, drawing parallels and contrasts between early 20th century movements and today’s political landscape.

Dr Hansen is an anthropologist of political life, ethno-religious identities, violence and urban life in South Asia and Southern Africa. He has vast theoretical and disciplinary interests that range from political theory and continental philosophy to psychoanalysis, comparative religion and contemporary urbanism. He has conducted fieldwork in India during the tumultuous years in the beginning of the 1990s when conflicts between Hindu militants and Muslims shaped national agendas, and frequent violent clashes erupted. His notable works include The Saffron Wave: Democracy and Hindu Nationalism in Modern India, Wages of Violence: Naming and Identity in Postcolonial Bombay,and The Law of Force: The Violent Heart of Indian Politics.

In his talk, Dr Hansen remarked, “The shock that produced the first wave of right-wing politics was in many ways the beginning of the decay of empire and was the shock of WW1 that produced as a response to these new forms that took over the world for a long time. The shock this time is different. It’s actually not a shock; it’s a slow gradual sort of democratization in many ways; a coming to the fore of new faces of western societies and South Asian societies as well as many parts of the world, new fluidities of identities, and gender fluidity. 

It’s interesting to contemplate what the remedy might be: the remedy might often be to have more democracy. But we must bear in mind, it is precisely the success of democracy, the success of visibility and emancipation that produced many of these reactions in the first place.”

The Yohsin Lecture series, the flagship public lecture series at Habib University, is based on the University’s motto, yohsin, derived from the Islamic notion of Ihsan in Arabic. It serves as a prestigious platform for thoughtful intellectual engagement, bringing to Pakistan leading international scholars whose work has wide-ranging impact, and represents excellence in their field. Past lectures have featured prominent thought leaders such as Noam Chomsky, Ashis Nandy, and Dr Azra Raza, shedding light on critical conversations with their wisdom. The lecture series exemplifies Habib University’s commitment to fostering critical discourse, and providing a globally engaged intellectual experience to students, faculty, and the wider community.

Habib University is a premier liberal arts and sciences university in Karachi, Pakistan, dedicated to providing world-class quality education to students regardless of socioeconomic background. Through a contextualized curriculum and a student-centric undergraduate experience, the University aims to cultivate a new generation of leaders who are thoughtfully engaged, critically conscious, and committed to the betterment of society.

Beat the Heat: Hyundai Motor’s Innovative Nano Cooling Film to Help Pakistani Customers Keep Cool

·         Hyundai Motor launches campaign to install the world’s first Nano Cooling Film for free on more than 70 Hyundai vehicles in the test market, Lahore, Pakistan

·         Nano Cooling Film blocks external heat and emits internal radiant heat to the outside while maintaining high transparency to allow unobstructed vision

·         The material significantly reduces a vehicle’s interior temperature without violating local regulations, resulting in increased comfort and reduced energy consumption

·         To expect entering mass production of the technology in the future

LAHORE, PAKISTAN, April 22, 2024 – Hyundai Motor Company (Hyundai Motor) today launched the ‘Made Cooler By Hyundai’ campaign in Lahore, Pakistan, to bring relief to local drivers struggling with summer heat and energy costs.

Through the campaign, the company will apply the world’s first Nano Cooling Film to the windows of more than 70 Hyundai vehicles.

Nano Cooling Film not only blocks solar heat but also radiates infrared rays from inside the vehicle to the outside. This innovative transparent film maximizes heat dissipation by incorporating a nanostructure with excellent heat transfer characteristics.

Hyundai Motor selected the Lahore market to introduce its transparent film, where attaching tinted film to windows is prohibited for security reasons.

This innovative solution aims to provide relief to local drivers who face the challenges of scorching summer heat exceeding 50°C and high energy costs caused by excessive air conditioning. Nano Cooling Film can reduce the interior temperature by over 10°C without darkening the windows and complies with local laws.

Hyundai Motor has actively promoted the campaign through local media and influencers and is also displaying exclusively designed “Made Cooler By Hyundai’ stickers on the vehicles that have the film applied.

Nano Cooling Film surpasses conventional tint films in its ability to block heat while maintaining high transparency and unobstructed vision. This is achieved through its unique composition of three layers that selectively block or emit specific wavelengths of solar heat.

The film’s outer layer radiates heat at mid-infrared wavelengths from the interior of the vehicle to the exterior, while the inner two layers reflect incoming heat at near-infrared wavelengths, reducing the total amount of heat that reaches the inside of the vehicle.

Hyundai Motor plans to use empirical data from this pilot campaign to ensure quality and enter mass production of the film in the near future.

Children’s Festival Celebrates a Day of Fun and Joy

Karachi, Pakistan – December 3, 2023 – On Sunday, December 3rd, the Scouts Auditorium came alive with laughter and excitement as children from the MyHome Al-Mustafa orphanage gathered to enjoy the Children’s Festival. Organized by the Secretary General of Al-Mustafa Welfare Society and president of Rotary Club of Karachi Kehkashan Mr Ahmed Raza Tayyab, along with his dedicated team including Vice-President RCK Kehkashan Mr Asif Iqbal, Assistant Governor Rotary Mr Moin Khan, Dr Sarah Ahmed and Mr Khurram Qasmi, this festival aimed to bring happiness to the lives of these young children.

The Children’s Festival was a grand success, offering a multitude of activities that catered to the interests and desires of the children. One of the highlights of the event was the screening of an animated movie that had the children engrossed in a world of fantasy and imagination. The festival grounds were adorned with a wide array of food and game stalls.

The event showcased the creativity and artistic talents of the children, with face painting stations where skilled artists transformed their faces into superheroes and princesses. Moreover, a talent show was organized where the children enthusiastically showcased their skills and received certificates to acknowledge their efforts.

Credit: Rotary Club Karachi Kehkashan

Gracing the occasion were prominent social figures and rotarians, including former federal minister and chairman of Al-Mustafa – Dr Haji Muhammad Hanif Tayyab, Rotary Pakistan’s Fiscal Agent, Chairman Abdullah Builders – Mr Iqbal Qureshi, President Al-Mustafa – Dr Abdul Rahim, Past District Governors of Rotary International – Mr Aftab Imam and Mr Owais Kohari, Trustee Al-Mustafa – Mr Abdul Ghaffar Saeedi, Mr Hanif Nasir, Mr Amin Adamjee, Mr Abdul.Karim Meghani, Mr Yousuf Darbari, and many others. Their presence provided inspiration and encouragement.

As part of the festival, gift distribution allowed each child to receive a special present, filling their hearts with joy and making their day truly memorable. The Children’s Festival is a testament to the unwavering commitment of Mr Ahmed Raza Tayyab, Al-Mustafa Welfare Society, and the Rotary Club of Karachi Kehkashan to make a tangible difference in the lives of children.

Xiaomi 13T Series Photo Exhibition: A Night of Visual Mastery and Celebration!

Lahore, Pakistan – October 7th, 2023 – Xiaomi, a global leader in consumer electronics, hosted an unforgettable evening of visual artistry and celebration at the highly-anticipated Xiaomi 13T Series Photo Exhibition. The event took place on October 7th, 2023, at Packages Mall with a repeat performance scheduled for October 8th, offering attendees multiple opportunities to experience the power of photography and the Materpiece in Sight: Xiaomi 13T Series smartphones.

 The exhibition venue was filled to the brim with an enthusiastic and diverse audience. From photography enthusiasts to smartphone aficionados, the event brought together individuals from all walks of life who share a passion for creativity and innovation. The vibrant atmosphere buzzed with excitement and conversation. Xiaomi created more than 2000 live portraits in  true style today.

Masters Behind the Lens:

The event featured an impressive lineup of guest photographers, each a master in their own right:

Qamar Pervaiz:  Qamar Parvez is a pioneer photographer who possess unequalled artistic and aesthetic sense. His admirable photography exhibits the elegance, grace and charm of radiant individuals, thus unveils the concealed beauty. Not many artists enjoy the faculty of illuminating their portraits, which is truly a matchless characteristic of his genius.

Irfan Ahson: Irfan Ahson is an award-winning photographer in Pakistan. He runs a studio in Lahore named “Fine Art Weddings by Irfan Ahson”. A colleague of Ahson was getting married and it was the moment from where he got an opportunity to start his wedding photography journey. “The fleeting nature of life encouraged me to indulge into photography,” he says. Ahson has a team of twenty people working with him for the last three years, full-time. Learning something new every day through YouTube tutorials and books is a part of Ahson’s daily life routine

Arfa & Usman: We are Usman and Arfa, a couple who shares their passion of photography. We believe that together our versatility in photographic styles adds spunk and life to the images, like none other. We enjoy photography because it gives us the opportunity to share in people’s most special moments on a regular basis and record them in eternal beauty. We enjoy photography because it has made us fall in love with light and see the world with fresh eyes every single day. 

One of the evening’s highlights was the live portrait sessions, where guests witnessed the photographers at work, demonstrating the art of capturing captivating portraits using the Xiaomi 13T Series smartphones. The intimate sessions allowed attendees to gain firsthand knowledge and inspiration.

The event witnessed the presence of prominent bloggers, influencers, and media icons, who played a pivotal role in amplifying the event’s impact. They interacted with guest photographers, shared live updates, and contributed to the event’s social media presence. Their presence added an extra layer of significance to the evening. Media coverage of the Xiaomi 13T Series Photo Exhibition was extensive and far-reaching. Journalists and reporters from leading publications and television networks were on-site to capture the essence of the event. The exhibition received widespread coverage, further solidifying its position as a remarkable cultural and technological milestone.

The Xiaomi 13T Series Photo Exhibition was an evening of inspiration, innovation, and creative exploration. It brought together photography enthusiasts, smartphone users, and art lovers to witness the seamless fusion of technology and creativity.

About Xiaomi Corporation

Xiaomi Corporation is a global leader in consumer electronics and smart manufacturing, committed to making innovative technology accessible to all. With a dedication to delivering high-quality user experiences and operational excellence, Xiaomi continues to innovate and enhance lives worldwide.

Etihad Town Phase 1 Lights Up Raiwind Road with a Spectacular Grand Ballot Night and Independence Day Celebration

Etihad Town Phase 1, located on Main Raiwind Road, sets the stage for an enchanting evening of celebration as it organized a grand ballot event on the 13th of August. Hosted by the dynamic Vasay Chaudhry, the event marked a significant milestone for the community, showcasing its commitment to excellence and innovation.

The highlight of the evening was the eagerly awaited balloting of plot numbers to fortunate individuals who had acquired files, a tangible realization of their investment. This momentous act was a testament to Etihad Town’s unwavering dedication to fairness and transparency.

Continuing the patriotic fervour, the festivities extended to the 14th of August with a mesmerizing concert featuring the celebrated artist Bilal Saeed. The night sky was illuminated with a stunning display of fireworks, embodying the spirit of Pakistan’s Independence Day. Attendees relished a diverse array of culinary delights from the food stalls, elevating the festive atmosphere.

The event was graced by the esteemed presence of the Managing Director, Chaudhry Muhammad Munir along with the Group Directors, Chaudhry Faisal Munir, Chaudhry Sohail Munir and  Chaudhry Raheel Munir along with the Chief Operating Officer, Sheikh ShujaUllah Khan.

The Group Directors together conveyed heartfelt wishes for a joyous Independence Day celebration. They emphasized the vital role that real estate and unified communities play in shaping the nation’s future. They congratulated the Etihad management team and commended the marketing department for orchestrating a spectacular public event. The event’s triumph was a result of the collective dedication and collaboration of all stakeholders involved.

Sheikh ShujaUllah Khan, COO of Etihad Group Real Estate Division, expressed his pride in the successful execution of the grand ballot event and the Independence Day celebrations.  He emphasized, “As we celebrate our nation’s independence, let us also celebrate the spirit of resilience and progress that defines Pakistan’s real estate sector. Etihad Town Phase 1 stands as a symbol of unity and growth. At Etihad Town, timely delivery and quality are at the core of our values. This event not only marks a celebration but also reflects our commitment to ensuring that promises are not just made, but consistently fulfilled.”

About Etihad Town Phase 1:

Etihad Town Phase 1, situated on Main Raiwind Road, is an esteemed residential gated community dedicated to providing an unparalleled lifestyle experience to its residents. Through a focus on quality, transparency, and community engagement, Etihad Town Phase 1 aims to redefine contemporary living standards in Lahore.