Two-day gala highlights Gwadar’s role in CPEC and regional development
The University of Gwadar hosted a two-day Business and Cultural Gala, bringing together students, civil administration, military officials, and local stakeholders to showcase regional potential and entrepreneurial creativity. Supported by the civil administration and Pakistan Armed Forces, the event highlighted Gwadar’s strategic importance under CPEC, featuring business exhibitions, cultural performances, and panel discussions on economic development and cultural preservation. Students demonstrated innovative products and startup ideas, while traditional music, dance, and handicrafts celebrated local heritage. The gala underscored Gwadar’s role as a hub for youth innovation, cultural exchange, and regional collaboration.
The University of Gwadar recently concluded a two-day Business and Cultural Gala, bringing together students, civil administration, military officials, and local stakeholders in a comprehensive showcase of regional potential and entrepreneurial creativity.
Organized with support from civil administration and the Pakistan Armed Forces, the event aimed to create a collaborative platform intersecting education, business, and local community interests. The gala’s primary objective was to highlight the strategic importance of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and showcase the region’s diverse cultural and economic capabilities.
Students from multiple educational institutions established diverse stalls featuring business exhibitions, startup initiatives, and innovative products and services. The event provided a unique opportunity for young entrepreneurs to demonstrate their potential and engage with high-ranking civil and military officials.
The comprehensive program extended beyond commercial displays, incorporating traditional Balochi music performances, cultural dance presentations, and handicraft exhibitions. Panel discussions focused on cultural preservation and regional economic development, offering insights into the area’s strategic significance.
Senior civil and military officials, university faculty members, and local community representatives participated extensively, underscoring the event’s importance in bridging academic, economic, and cultural domains.
By creating an interactive platform, the gala demonstrated the potential for youth-driven innovation and cross-sector collaboration. The event highlighted Gwadar’s emerging role as a potential hub of economic and cultural exchange.
The two-day event successfully illustrated the region’s multifaceted potential, providing students a valuable opportunity to showcase their skills, network with professionals, and contribute to the broader narrative of regional development.
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