Date
2024-10-01
Organized by
Digital Time Communications
Venue
Aleena Hotel Hall, Gujranwala

On October 1, 2024, Digital Time Communications held the 18th SAFER Project event in Gujranwala, Pakistan, focusing on the dangers of irregular migration to Europe. The event, hosted at Aleena Hotel Hall, attracted around 60 young men aged 18-30 and featured expert talks, interactive sessions, and cultural performances.

Key Highlights:

  • Expert Insights: Migration counselor Mr. Aneesurrehman discussed the risks of irregular migration and promoted local career options, while diaspora speaker Mr. Allah Ditta, a PhD candidate in Germany, shared real-life migration challenges, emphasizing the importance of legal migration routes.
  • Engagement Strategies: The event used collaborations with educational and vocational institutions and extensive social media promotion. The Punjab Vocational Training Council and local training centers supported attendance.
  • Key Topics: Topics included migration risks, legal career pathways, migration scams, and the preservation of cultural identity abroad.
  • Entertainment and Hospitality: Attendees enjoyed a humorous poetry session by Anwar Maqsood and lunch boxes featuring popular local foods.

Outcomes & Feedback:
Attendees responded positively, expressing greater interest in legal migration paths and local job opportunities. Recommendations included increasing event frequency, expanding rural outreach, and live streaming sessions for broader impact.

The event’s success, marked by high engagement and valuable insights, strengthens the SAFER Project’s campaign goals to reduce irregular migration by promoting local development avenues for Pakistani youth.

Pervaaz Pakistan Campaign