Saif urges youth to cultivate skills, character building

Advisor to the Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Information and Public Relations, Barrister Dr. Muhammad Ali Saif, has said that maturity of character and self-awareness are essential for success. He emphasized that showcasing one’s abilities and utilizing time wisely can lead a person forward in life.
Speaking during a special live transmission of Pakhtunkhwa Radio Abbottabad, Dr. Saif stated that the provincial government has introduced the Sahara and Roshan Mustaqbil (Bright Future) programs for widows and orphaned children, while also including expensive treatments for complex diseases under the Sehat Card scheme. He noted that the government believes in taking practical steps rather than relying solely on publicity.
Upon his arrival at Pakhtunkhwa Radio and the Regional Information Office, he was welcomed by Regional Information Officer Ikramullah Saeed, who presented him with a bouquet. On the occasion, the Advisor also inaugurated a health-focused program titled Sehat Zindagi (Health is Life).
During his video message, Barrister Dr. Saif stressed that the youth must not only recognize their talents but also refine them through strong moral character. He urged the younger generation to dedicate their time to developing their skills, acquiring knowledge, and pursuing their goals — asserting that such focus will inevitably lead to success.
In response to a question, Dr. Saif stated that under the leadership of Chief Minister Sardar Ali Amin Gandapur, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government is undertaking genuinely public-oriented initiatives. He elaborated on the Sahara Card initiative for widows and the Roshan Mustaqbil plan for orphaned children, as well as the inclusion of high-cost treatments under the Sehat Card.