Malala says Pakistan's passionate educated youth driving the country forward
Key takeaways
- All of us want progress and stability in Pakistan," says girls education activist By Murtaza Ali Shah | Published May 18, 2026
- The Nobel Peace Prize winner was speaking to Geo News in Central London after a round-table with a group of influential Pakistanis to discuss the way forward for improving the standards of education in Pakistan.
- Malala Yousufzai took part in the lively quiz on Pakistan culture, mingled with the participants and shared stories.
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Home latest pakistan world sports showbiz entertainment Royal business health Sci-Tech Food Fact Check big picture Videos shows Watch LIVE TV X Home Latest Pakistan World Sports Showbiz Fact Check big picture Videos Shows LIVE TV Pakistan Malala says Pakistan's passionate educated youth driving the country forward “We all love Pakistan. All of us want progress and stability in Pakistan," says girls education activist By Murtaza Ali Shah | Published May 18, 2026
LONDON: Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousufzai has said that she is highly optimistic about Pakistan’s bright future as the country’s educated youth is driven passionate about the development of their country through modern knowledge.
The Nobel Peace Prize winner was speaking to Geo News in Central London after a round-table with a group of influential Pakistanis to discuss the way forward for improving the standards of education in Pakistan. Malala assured that she will continue to do her best to empower her country of origin through education, with focus on the girls’ education.