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FYS & The 5'Es of URAAN
Understanding YPDC's vision and the national framework driving Pakistan's youth engagement
YPDC FCCU
Bridging youth and national policy
The Young Peace & Development Corps (YPDC) is a government-backed initiative under the Ministry of Planning, Development & Special Initiatives, operating under Pakistan's national “Youth ki URAAN” program.
YPDC engages youth across Pakistan through empowerment, education, and employment — with 130+ active chapters across 42 cities nationwide.
The Forman Youth Summit (FYS) is YPDC FCCU's flagship event, bringing together the brightest minds from universities across Pakistan to compete, collaborate, and contribute to national development through the lens of the 5'Es.
The 5'Es of URAAN
Five pillars of national transformation, connected to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Exports
Boosting Pakistan's trade capacity and economic output. Encouraging youth innovation in product development, market access, and trade policy to position Pakistan as a competitive global exporter.
SDG 8 — Decent Work & Economic GrowthE-Pakistan
Digital transformation and tech-driven development. Harnessing AI, data science, and digital governance to build a technology-enabled Pakistan — from e-governance to startup ecosystems.
SDG 9 — Industry, Innovation & InfrastructureEnvironment
Climate action and sustainable development. Addressing deforestation, water scarcity, and pollution through youth-led environmental campaigns, policy advocacy, and green innovation.
SDG 13 — Climate ActionEnergy
Energy security and clean energy transition. Exploring renewable energy solutions, grid modernization, and energy policy to ensure reliable, sustainable power for all of Pakistan.
SDG 7 — Affordable & Clean EnergyEquity
Inclusive growth, bridging urban-rural and gender gaps. Ensuring that development reaches every citizen — from financial inclusion and education access to social justice and equal opportunity.
SDG 10 — Reduced Inequalities