GCWUF Young Leaders Programme Sets Final Day for Thursday

Key Points:

Government College Women University Faisalabad is holding the two-day VC’s Developing Young Leaders Programme (2026), with its first convention.
The first day, on Wednesday, listed eight items between 1pm and 4pm.
The second day, on Thursday, features addresses by the chief guest and the vice chancellor, certificate distribution and a musical evening.
The programme is held under the motto Learn, Lead and Transform.

FAISALABAD: Government College Women University Faisalabad will hold the concluding day of its VC’s Developing Young Leaders Programme on Thursday, with addresses, certificate distribution and a musical evening on the schedule, according to the programme.

The programme is the first convention of the VC’s Developing Young Leaders Programme (2026), held under the motto Learn, Lead and Transform, with the tagline Empowering Youth for a Brighter Future, the programme says.

The first day, on Wednesday, listed eight items from 1pm to 4pm, including Qirat and Naat, a short stage play, a cultural show, a talent hunt, poetry recitation, a panel discussion and a play, the schedule shows.

The opening day also listed Shahid Ali, a former president of the Press Club Faisalabad, as guest of honour, with performances and sessions led by university societies, the programme says.

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The second day at GC Women University Faisalabad, on Thursday, will begin at 10am with Qirat and Naat and includes a short stage play, a peace dialogue, yoga and executive panel discussions, the schedule shows.

The executive panel discussions list focal persons from industry and academia, including Rana Muhammad Abid, Waheed Ahmad Ramay, Nadia Shameem and Dr. Ashraf, the programme says.

The chief guest, Dr. Najma Afzal, will address the gathering at noon, followed by Prof. Dr. Kamwal Ameen (T.I.), the vice chancellor, as patron-in-chief of the programme, the schedule shows.

Certificate distribution for all societies will follow the addresses, with a musical evening by singer Raafay Israr closing the programme from 5pm to 9pm, according to the programme.