Islamabad:
The eighth competition of Enterprise Challenge Pakistan was won by Deharki’s team Eco Education Tech.
Mah Noor, who came up with the idea of organic chicken feed from waste food, won the King’s Trust Global Young Achiever Award Asia 2024.
The Education Tech team of Dharki Sindh, who won Enterprise Challenge Pakistan, the largest national competition of entrepreneurship for students under 18 years of age, presented an inspiring business idea of creating learning materials for disabled children.
The team’s innovative approach highlights engagement and creativity in tackling real-world challenges.
The ceremony was hosted by British High Commissioner Jane Marriott in Islamabad with the support of King’s Trust International and Seeds Ventures. The ideas of five selected startups from across Pakistan were presented in the final in Islamabad.
British High Commissioner Jean Marriott said that meeting these extraordinary young finalists and their innovative business ideas have given me hope going into 2025.
These are real credits for Pakistan, there is no doubt that these young people will come up with more big projects.
Mah Noor, recipient of the King’s Trust Global Young Achiever Award Asia 2024, said that Enterprise Challenge Pakistan gave me the skills to set up and run a business, I understood the concept of social enterprises and the feeling of giving back to the community.
Government schools were also included in the program in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Education and Vocational Training.
