Youth showcase talent in contests

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LOWER DIR: The University of Malakand, in collaboration with Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (North) and 6 Brigade, organised the “Voice of KP – Youth Talent Initiative 2026” here on Friday, providing a platform to young people from across Malakand Division to showcase their abilities in various competitions.

The event brought together youth from Lower and Upper Chitral, Lower and Upper Dir and Malakand districts, who competed in Mili Naghma (patriotic songs), Naat and Qirat contests.

Malakand Commissioner Masood Ahmad attended the concluding ceremony as the chief guest. He praised the University of Malakand, Frontier Corps and 6 Brigade for creating opportunities for young people to engage in positive and constructive activities and to demonstrate their talents.

Speaking on the occasion, the commissioner highlighted the importance of extracurricular activities in promoting confidence, creativity and healthy engagement among youth. He later distributed shields and certificates among the winners.

According to organisers, the University of Malakand and its Higher Secondary School secured five top positions in the competitions, reflecting the talent and dedication of their students.

Vice Chancellor Prof Mir Azam Khan congratulated the winners and participants, commending their performances and the collaborative efforts of the organisers. He reaffirmed the university’s commitment to supporting initiatives that help students develop their skills and realise their potential.

The vice chancellor also presented a souvenir to the chief guest in recognition of his participation in the event.

A large number of male and female students from educational institutions across the division took part in the competitions.

Organisers said the performances showcased the participants’ confidence, creativity, devotion and patriotic spirit.

The event concluded with the distribution of shields and certificates among the winners.

Published in Dawn, August 30th, 2026

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