Jamaat-e-Islami's central amir, Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman, addressed a graduation ceremony for students of the Bano Qabil program in Peshawar. Bano Qabil is the party's free technology education initiative, which teaches young Pakistanis computing and digital skills at no cost. Graduates come largely from lower-income families who cannot afford private institutes, which explains the large enrollments the program keeps drawing. The Peshawar event recognized another batch of students who finished their courses and collected certificates. Rehman has championed the initiative as part of a wider push to prepare unemployed youth for real work in the tech economy. His attendance underlines how much weight the party puts on education-driven welfare, which it treats as a pathway to support among young voters.