Azadi Fellowship Program Empowers Young Leaders in Pakistan

The Azadi Fellowship Program, organized by the International Research Council for Religious Affairs (IRCRA), has commenced at the Islamic Research Institute (IRI) of the International Islamic University in Islamabad (IIUI). Running from May 17 to May 25, 2024, this nine-day program aims to involve over 20 community youth, faith leaders, graduates, teachers, writers, and scholars from different parts of Pakistan.

This year's fellowship program is centered on enhancing participants' understanding of religious freedom, democracy, and civic engagement. Attendees will have the opportunity to execute projects in their communities to bring about real-world changes. IRCRA has partnered with the Muslim Council of Elders, Paigham-e-Pakistan, KPCVE, and IRI-IIUI for this initiative.

The program features sessions led by both national and international speakers and experts, providing a diverse educational experience. Participants will acquire theoretical knowledge and practical skills to boost their leadership capabilities and community involvement. The primary objective of the Azadi Fellowship Program is to advance religious freedom and democratic values in Pakistan by empowering young leaders and scholars to contribute to a more inclusive society.

The Azadi Fellowship Program stands as a crucial platform for nurturing the next generation of leaders committed to upholding religious freedom and democratic principles in Pakistan. By equipping participants with the necessary tools and knowledge, this program not only fosters individual growth but also fosters a more harmonious and inclusive society for all.