"StartUp Pakistan is the future of Pakistan. This project is very close to my heart, I think and work on same lines. COPAIR has brought a very good program. COPAIR and its global partners have an international exposure of giving startup policy guidelines. I invite them to come sit with us. Together we will bring a good policy paper. The new Prime Minister's Youth Program will truly represent youth."

"Big old companies tend to repeat the success they had in the past and have a hard time to innovate constantly and there is the chance for the young generations specially quickly developing countries like yours (Pakistan). There is more potential because you can experience more."

"They are the future of the country, future of the world. Next generations; on them lie the future of the mankind. You should also give them an opportunity (to) express their ideas in order to contribute to the wellbeing of the society and of course startups now is a movement."

"In startups, we can learn from each other (i.e.) from other countries as well. I think this is the best way to learn the best practice and then we can adjust what they (are) doing with the condition of the country."

"I think it (StartUp Pakistan) is a very good initiative because Pakistan has so many young people, dynamic people and educated people. So it's good that those who have the entrepreneurial spirit show the way. Especially young women show the way so they can provide employment to others."

"Our youth has a lot of ideas. Both the government and the private sector need to work together to move forward these ideas."