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Pakistan Awami Quwwat Chief Calls for Modern Skills, Dignified Employment

Khaqan Waheed Khawaja outlined the party's manifesto priorities, including education and women's empowerment, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported.

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— APP (Pakistan)

Khaqan Waheed Khawaja, chairman of the Pakistan Awami Quwwat party, said providing young people with modern skills and dignified employment opportunities is an urgent need, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported.

Khawaja said education, technology and innovation, health, employment, women's empowerment and Kashmir are key components of the party's manifesto, speaking at an oath-taking ceremony, according to the report.

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