KARACHI - Soneri Bank, one of Pakistan's leading commercial banks marking 35 years of serving the nation this year, participated as the Gold Sponsor of TDF MagnifiScience's Junior Internship Programme, an initiative by The Dawood Foundation designed to inspire and equip young minds with practical knowledge and future-ready skills. As part of its sponsorship and in line with the Bank's financial literacy initiatives, Soneri Bank conducted two highly engaging and interactive financial literacy sessions for students aged 12 to 18 years. The sessions focused on financial literacy fundamentals, responsible money management, digital banking, cyber safety, and the importance of making informed financial decisions in an increasingly digital world. MoU signed for establishment of Pakistan's first-ever Centre for Industrial Innovation and AI Designed to be interactive and practical, the sessions encouraged students to actively participate through discussions, quizzes, and real-life scenarios, helping them understand the value of saving, budgeting, digital payments, and responsible financial behaviour from an early age. Speaking on the occasion, Merajuddin Ahmed, Head of HR, Legal & General Services, said: "At Soneri Bank, we believe financial literacy is a fundamental life skill that empowers individuals to make informed decisions and build a financially secure future. Through initiatives such as the TDF Junior Internship Program, we are proud to support Pakistan's vision for greater financial inclusion while equipping young people with the knowledge and confidence to navigate an increasingly digital financial landscape. Investing in today's youth is an investment in Pakistan's future." CBD Punjab makes history with Pakistan's first LEED for Communities Gold Precertification Commenting on the collaboration, Kamran Hasan, Head of Resource Mobilization & Partnerships, The Dawood Foundation, said: "We are delighted to partner with Soneri Bank in delivering meaningful financial literacy sessions to our junior interns. Collaborations with organizations that are committed to empowering young people through practical learning experiences significantly enhance the impact of our programs. Together, we are helping nurture a generation that is informed, confident, and prepared for the future." Umeed-e-Sehar expresses concern over recent discussions in Senate on tobacco policy.