
The Millennial Economic Forum empowers young leaders to explore ideas, drive innovation, and shape a more inclusive global future.
AS Level Student | Aspiring Economist & Researcher | Multilingual Scholar
Aahil Mushtaq is a high-achieving AS Level student with a strong academic foundation and a clear passion for Economic policy making. He recently attended the prestigious Harvard Pre-College Program, where he expanded his knowledge in cutting-edge developments in life sciences
Aahil's academic excellence is evident from his 10 A* and A grades in IGCSE*, along with the distinguished Learner's Award in Islamiyat, recognizing his outstanding performance among Cambridge students. He is a proactive global learner, having participated in elite academic programs such as the Oxford Summer School and the Cambridge Summer Programme, where he engaged in intensive learning with students from around the world.
Having knowledge of multiple languages, Aahil has demonstrated remarkable linguistic ability, having successfully passed four YCT (Youth Chinese Test) levels 1–4, and HSK Levels 1 and 2 in Mandarin Chinese. He has also pursued German language studies through the Goethe-Institut, and earned distinction by winning the German Spelling Bee hosted by PASCH at Aitchison College.
Beyond academics, Aahil is an accomplished athlete, having won the Athletics Championship, and is actively involved in leadership and economic discourse as the president for the Millennium Economic Forum.
Director, The Millennium Education
Member, Millennium Economic Foruml
Ms. Sabina Zakir is a distinguished educationist, strategist, and advocate for sustainable community engagement, currently serving as the Director at The Millennium Education Group (TME). With over two decades of experience in education leadership, she has played a pivotal role in driving social impact initiatives, fostering student engagement, and promoting inclusive educational practices across Pakistan.
At the Millennium Economic Forum (MEF), Ms. Zakir brings her visionary perspective on youth empowerment, civic responsibility, and institutional development. Her leadership emphasizes the importance of nurturing ethical, socially conscious, and globally aware citizens who can lead Pakistan toward sustainable progress.
Ms. Zakir has led numerous nation-wide initiatives in student development, community service, and educational outreach. Her efforts reflect a deep commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly in quality education, gender equality, and peace, justice, and strong institutions.
As part of the MEF, she continues to champion dialogue, collaboration and innovation, bridging academia and real-world impact through leadership that inspires action and transformation.
Programme Coordinator,
Millennium Economic Forum (MEF)
Ms. Ghazia Ali, Academic Coordinator at H11 Campus, serves as Programme Coordinator for the Millennium Economic Forum (MEF). In this role, she is responsible for designing, organizing, and executing youth-focused programs, workshops, and initiatives that empower students and promote skill-building.
Her key responsibilities include:
Coordinating educational workshops, seminars, and events for students and young participants.
Engaging learners across campuses to ensure active participation in MEF programs.
Managing program logistics, including scheduling, resources, and stakeholder communication.
Monitoring outcomes to ensure alignment with MEF’s objectives and impact goals.
Collaborating with MEF team members and school staff to implement innovative and practical learning experiences.
Ms. Ghazia’s role is hands-on and program-focused, bridging MEF’s vision with real-world learning opportunities for students, fostering leadership, civic awareness, and holistic development.
MEF’s vision with real-world learning opportunities for students, fostering leadership, civic awareness,
Secretary General
M. Shaheer Imran has long held a deep passion for economics, which has led him to internships at Venture Capital firms and the Parliament. An active participant in Parliamentary debates and MUNs, he has represented South Asia at the WSC Tournament of Champions at Yale University, achieving top regional rankings. With a strong academic foundation in the sciences, humanities, and economics, Shaheer brings analytical insight and visionary leadership to his role as Secretary-General of the Millennium World Economic Forum.
Director Marketing
Zoya Zafar Wadhen is an AS student with a growing interest in economics and business. She has participated in several MUNs, Olympiads, and volunteering initiatives, reflecting her commitment to learning and service. A dedicated footballer, she represented Islamabad twice in the National Games 2024, winning gold, and also clinched the National Futsal Championship with Smurfs F.C.
Currently part of Football Factory. She brings energy and creativity to the Millennium Economic Forum.
Director Logistics
Fatima Abid is an A2 student deeply passionate about economics, political philosophy, and global affairs. A national and regional debate champion, she has developed strong analytical and persuasive skills through years of discourse and competition. Having served as Director of Registrations at One World Olympiad and Director of Marketing at Future World MUN, Fatima exemplifies leadership and commitment to student-led initiatives. She brings a dynamic and insightful perspective to the Millennium Economic Forum.
Director Registrations
Gulalai Adeel Khan is an A2 student with a strong academic focus on Business, Media, and Urdu. With two years of experience as Director of Registrations for MUN, she has developed exceptional leadership, communication, and organizational skills. Her internship at Channel 7, a leading marketing firm, further deepened her understanding of professional collaboration and strategic planning. Gulalai brings dedication, initiative, and a passion for learning to the Millennium Economic Forum.
The Millennial Economic Forum was born from the vision of Aahil Mushtaq, during his formative years in global academic programmes. While attending summer schools at Oxford and Cambridge, he observed how students abroad were encouraged to think critically, share ideas openly and actively contribute to discussions on real-world challenges.
He realized that while students in Pakistan had immense talent and ambition, there was no structured platform that allowed them to explore economic, social and technological issues in a meaningful and practical way. This gap inspired Aahil to create a forum that could empower young minds to think critically, act decisively and lead initiatives that could have a real impact on their communities and beyond






The journey from an idea to an actual organization was far from easy. Aahil began by sketching out his thoughts, planning what such a forum could look like and considering what values it should embody. He sought advice from mentors, educators and leaders he had met during his international programmes.
Their guidance helped him understand how to structure a youth-led organization, organize events, and build a community that thrives on collaboration. Alongside this, he connected with peers who shared his vision and passion. Together, they formed the initial core team of the Millennial Economic Forum, committed to turning the idea into reality.
The first steps were modest. Pilot workshops, leadership discussions and small community projects were organized to test the concept and understand the needs of students. Aahil personally led many of these initiatives, learning from both successes and challenges.
He noticed that even small actions, when guided by purpose and collaboration, could inspire change. These early experiences laid the foundation for MEF’s philosophy: leadership is best learned through action, teamwork strengthens ideas and meaningful change begins with empowered youth.
As the forum gradually grew, it started attracting students from different schools and communities, all eager to participate in programs that encouraged critical thinking, research and engagement with global economic and social issues. Under Aahil’s leadership, MEF evolved into a platform that not only nurtures young leaders but also promotes a culture of responsibility, innovation and active contribution. Aahil’s dedication ensured that the forum stayed true to its mission, always emphasizing the importance of collaboration, learning and making a tangible difference.
Today, the Millennial Economic Forum stands as a testament to Aahil Mushtaq’s vision, perseverance, and belief in the potential of youth. What began as a simple idea inspired by global experiences has transformed into a thriving organization that encourages students across Pakistan to think boldly, act decisively and contribute meaningfully to society.
The history of MEF is not just about an organization; it is about the journey of empowering young minds, creating opportunities for dialogue, and fostering a generation of leaders who are prepared to shape the future.
In the summer of 2025, Aahil attended the pre-college programme at Harvard University, focusing on oncology and cancer research. The experience, inspired by personal loss, deepened his understanding of global health and strengthened his resolve to use knowledge for societal good.
As Head Boy for two years, Aahil has embodied integrity and service. Representing his school nationally and internationally, he has fostered teamwork and inclusivity, ensuring every student’s voice is valued and heard.
Beyond academics, Aahil has merged data analytics with sports diplomacy, showcasing Pakistan’s achievements through televised insights. His social work in underprivileged schools further reflects his belief in empowerment through education.
With a diverse combination of Mathematics, Physics, Economics, and World History, Aahil has prepared for a multidisciplinary future. His goal to become an economist is rooted in his analytical mindset and passion for solving real-world challenges.
As President of the Millennial Economic Forum, Aahil has connected global youth leaders to promote innovation and sustainable development. His leadership emphasizes collaboration and impactful dialogue.
From academic excellence to community leadership, Aahil Mushtaq’s journey exemplifies purpose and resilience. His work continues to inspire others to lead with empathy, vision, and commitment to positive change.
The Millennium Economic Forum empowers young leaders to drive innovation, shape global dialogue, and create sustainable solutions for the challenges of tomorrow.



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