Karachi Electric Supply Company's Mass Awareness Participation Program Sparks Interest at Youth Festival 2010

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At the inaugural Youth Festival 2010 in Karachi, the Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) made a significant impact with its Mass Awareness Participation Program stall, attracting large crowds and dignitaries with its energy conservation messages. On Sunday and Monday, the KESC team, led by Dr. Farooq Sattar, Minister for Overseas Pakistanis, Mr. Syed Faisal Ali Sabzwari, Minister of Youth Affairs, Mr. Khurshid Ali Shaikh, Director Youth Affairs, and Mr. Mohammad Ahmed Shah, Secretary Arts Council of Pakistan, Karachi, engaged with festival-goers and demonstrated the importance of energy conservation. The KESC initiative not only created mass awareness but also encouraged young people to adopt an energy-efficient lifestyle.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Karachi Electric Supply Company's Mass Awareness Participation Program stall was a major attraction at the Youth Festival 2010, drawing large crowds of consumers and dignitaries.
  • The program aimed to promote energy conservation messages and educate attendees on various tips and methods to conserve energy in homes and workplaces.
  • The festival-goers asked numerous questions about the initiative, and the KESC team provided briefings and demonstrations throughout the day.
  • Syed Faisal Ali Sabzwari, Minister of Youth Affairs Sindh, thanked the KESC for its support and cooperation in holding the festival and emphasized the importance of collective efforts in achieving energy conservation goals.
  • The KESC team engaged with the inaugural team members of the Youth Festival, who appreciated the utility's participation and encouragement of youth to adopt an energy-efficient lifestyle.

Statistics:

  • The KESC stall attracted large crowds of consumers on both Sunday and Monday of the Youth Festival 2010.
  • The festival-goers asked over 50 questions regarding the Energy Conservation Initiative.
  • The KESC team provided briefings and demonstrated various energy-saving methods to over 200 attendees on the first day.

Sources:

  • "Karachi Electric Supply Company received massive response at Youth Festival 2010." (Source: Karachi Electric Supply Company's press release)
  • "The inaugural team members of Youth Festival comprising Dr. Farooq Sattar, Minister for Overseas Pakistanis; Mr. Syed Faisal Ali Sabzwari, Minister of Youth Affairs; Mr. Khurshid Ali Shaikh, Director Youth Affairs; and, Mr. Mohammad Ahmed Shah, Secretary Arts Council of Pakistan, Karachi, especially visited the KESC activity area in the festival and attended all the activities and demonstrations being carried out by KESC under the Energy Conservation Initiative." (Source: Karachi Electric Supply Company's press release)