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THE IMPACT AWARD 2025

 

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On May 3, 2025, my birthday became even more memorable as I received the 𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐀𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐝 from the Hult Prize Pakistan. This incredible recognition symbolizes the hard work, passion, and dedication poured into making our campus journey a platform for innovation and positive change. As the Campus Director for Mohammad Ali Jinnah University (MAJU) , the journey has been nothing short of transformative—filled with opportunities to align student initiatives with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by United Nations and inspire young minds to think creatively about addressing global challenges.

Thanks to the following individuals/Communities for being an amazing support in our OnCampus Program HULT PRIZE MAJU
Muhammad Furqan (Deputy CD), Muhammad Zayan (Executive Marketing Head), Anas Chughtai and @Jazib Mehmood (Spokespersons), Mahnoor Sohail (Marketing Head), Muzna Moin (PR Head), Javeria Shahid Khan, Hafizullah Khokhar and Muhammad Ishaque Asif (Video Editors), Insha Khalid Hussain (Content Writer), Daniyal Jamil, Saad Durrani, RIJA KHAN, Safwan Shaikh, and Muhammad Ahmed (Our Outreach Partners), ACM MAJU Student Chapter, Microsoft Learn Student Community - MAJU, and GDG on Campus - MAJU (Our Collaborators)

This award is not just mine; it’s shared with every individual who stood by me during this journey. From the core team who helped bring ideas to life to the mentors who guided us, and the participants who brought energy and innovation—I owe this to all of you. Special thanks to those who contributed countless hours to organizing events, managing logistics, and ensuring every detail was perfect. Together, we’ve proven the power of collaboration and the impact of purposeful work. Thank you for being part of this incredible journey and for making this recognition possible. Here’s to continuing our mission of creating meaningful change, one step at a time!

Prof. Dr. Shaukat Wasi syed haider imam jaffery Dr. Muhammad Asif Qureshi Syed Mudabbir Aisha Riaz Abdul Samad Bhutto Khan Rashid Muhammad Furqan Hult International Business School Hult Prize Foundation

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