Date
2024-08-22
Organized by
Digital Time Communications
Venue
Community Hall, Royal Guest Centre, Jacobabad, Sindh
Region
Jacobabad, Sindh
The SAFER Project’s 17th community event in Jacobabad, Sindh, organized by Digital Time Communications, raised awareness about the dangers of irregular migration to Europe for young Pakistani men (ages 18-30). Held at the Royal Guest Centre, the event attracted around 50 attendees, including some women and parents.
Event Highlights:
- Speakers: Expert Mr. Wajid Ali spoke on the risks of irregular migration and highlighted local career and business opportunities. Diaspora member Aqeel Ahmed shared real-life migration challenges, discussing issues like cultural barriers and the risks of illegal migration.
- Youth Engagement: Attendees asked questions about legal migration, education opportunities, and career growth, with responses encouraging skill development and exploring Pakistan-based opportunities.
- Community Involvement: Extensive outreach through local educational institutions, businesses, and social media maximized participation.
Key Topics Covered: Migration risks, local job and training opportunities, the importance of cultural identity, and avoiding migration scams. The event’s interactive nature and informative sessions received positive feedback, reinforcing the need for similar initiatives across rural regions to educate youth on safe career paths and legal migration options.