Hasan Ali thanks PM Imran for inducting him in National Youth Council

I promise to give my best to my country always in sha Allah

LAHORE (Dunya News) – Fast bowler Hasan Ali thanked Prime Minister Imran Khan after he was chosen as a member of Pakistan’s first national youth council.

In a video message on twitter, Ali thanked Pakistan PM for choosing him for such a big responsibility. Assuring to give his best, the Hassan said that he is proud to get such a crucial opportunity.

“Thank you PM @ImranKhanPTI for selecting me in national youth council and putting me with so many big names. I promise to give my best to my country always in sha Allah,” read the caption of the video.

Hasan Ali also asked for support from his fans, as he promised to work diligently for the matters of youth in the country.

thank you PM @ImranKhanPTI for selecting me in national youth council and putting me with so many big names. I promise to give my best to my country always in sha Allah #KamyabJawan @UdarOfficial pic.twitter.com/cOOJaWwMym

— Hassan Ali (@RealHa55an) July 2, 2019

On June 30, for the first time in the history of the country, the National Youth Council had been established by Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan.

According to a notification issued by cabinet division, PM Khan will be the patron-in-chief and Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar will be the chairman of the 33-member youth council.

Besides, all provincial ministers for youth affairs (from four provinces, Azad Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan), cricketer Hassan Ali and female cricketer Sana Mir have been included in the council.

Influential persons in the fields of sports, education, religion, economy, and arts and culture have also been added in it.

PM Youth Programme’s deputy secretary is also a part of the council, whereas Major Tanvir Shafi, the veteran soldier who had fought in the Operation Zarb-e-Azb, is amongst the prominent members of the council.

Artists Hamza Ali Abbasi and Mahira Khan, K-2 climber Samina Beg and differently-abled Muneeba Mazari have been added in the council to play their active role.

Shazia Batool, an artist hailing from Balochistan, national footballer Karishma Ali and first she-male news anchor Marvia Malik have also been selected for membership of the youth council.

In this regard, CM Buzdar said following the instructions of PM Khan he assumed the responsibility of youth welfare eight months ago.

“The council’s agenda will be uplifting youths for development and prosperity…Youths will be added to the decision-making process at the national level,” he said, adding that the council will coordinate and work jointly with provincial governments and the federal government.