India Tomorrow
NEW DELHI: The Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP), in collaboration with the Rahat Welfare Foundation, hosted a successful job drive aimed at helping unemployed individuals in the area on Saturday. The event attracted participation from fifteen companies, resulting in numerous job placements for local youth.
Farooq Siddiqui, Head of the AMP National Coordination Team, emphasized the organization’s dedication to empowering young people. He noted that AMP has organized over 660 job drives and 96 mega job fairs nationwide, providing employment opportunities for thousands. Siddiqui also expressed gratitude to the NGOs and partner organizations whose support has been vital in making these initiatives accessible at the grassroots level, contributing significantly to the nation-building process.
Sana Khan, co-organizer of the job drive and head of the Rahat Welfare Foundation, emphasized her organization’s commitment to supporting underprivileged communities. She described the job drive in Jasola, conducted in partnership with AMP, as a vital part of this ongoing mission. Khan expressed her appreciation for the successful event and confirmed their intention to continue collaborating with AMP to organize additional job fairs, further empowering unemployed youth in their quest for opportunities.
The success of this job drive can be attributed to the dedicated efforts of AMP’s Delhi team, including Altamash Mohammad, Dr. Aftab Alam, Shafiullah, and Monu Khan. They worked tirelessly alongside the Rahat Welfare Foundation’s Shadman, Rameez, Mohammad Ismail, Saba, Nazia, Nida, and Mohini, as well as social activist Anwar Khurshid, whose contributions were instrumental in making the event a reality.
