Events

One-Month Dress Making and Hand Embroidery course District Dir Lower

The District Youth Office Dir Lower in collaboration with District Administration Dir Lower successfully organized One-Month Dress Making and Hand Embroidery Course for females at Al Azhar College, Timergara Dir Lower. The closing ceremony was graced by esteemed guests, including Miss Sana Sumbal (Master Trainer), Miss Sara Kainat, Miss Mehreen Begum, and Miss Nayab, who represented the District Administration of Dir Lower. During the event, certificates and diplomas were awarded to over 45 female students who successfully completed the intensive training program. In her address, Miss Sara Kainat underscored the significance of modern sciences, professional development, and technical skills for young women. She encouraged students to remain committed to their education and actively participate in vocational training opportunities, emphasizing that such skills enhance employability and career prospects in today’s competitive job market. Miss Mehreen Begum highlighted the need to integrate technical and vocational training with traditional education. She stressed that hands-on training is essential for equipping female students with the practical knowledge required in various industries. Speaking at the ceremony, Miss Nayab stated, “As women, we have the power to shape our own futures. These skills enable us to express ourselves, build careers, and create beautiful works of art. Today is not just the conclusion of a course, but the beginning of a journey where you can continue to explore and innovate.” The students expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the District Youth Office and District Administration for facilitating this valuable training. They collectively requested the continuation of such courses in the future, recognizing their role in enhancing skills and career opportunities for female students. In appreciation, shields were presented to all guests and trainers on behalf of the Youth Officer.

This initiative marks a significant step in empowering female youth in Lower Dir, fostering personal growth, skill development, and socio-economic progress within the community.