KARACHI: Wafi Energy Pakistan Limited has partnered with NED University of Engineering & Technology to support young entrepreneurs by sponsoring the regional round of the World Startup Championship – SEE Pakistan 2026.

The international entrepreneurship competition encourages students and young innovators to transform business ideas into successful ventures. The initiative forms part of Wafi Energy Pakistan’s flagship social investment programme, Tameer, which focuses on youth development and entrepreneurship.

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The regional competition attracted more than 300 student-led startups from universities across Sindh. Participants presented innovative business ideas, connected with industry experts, received professional mentoring and competed for a place in the national round of the championship.

The partnership highlights Wafi Energy Pakistan’s commitment to investing in the country’s next generation of entrepreneurs. The company believes stronger collaboration between universities, industry leaders and startups can accelerate innovation and build sustainable businesses.

Imran Qureshi, Director Corporate & Government at Wafi Energy Pakistan Limited, said Pakistan’s young entrepreneurs possess the creativity, ambition and determination to solve many of the country’s challenges. He added that the company remains committed to providing platforms that help innovators transform ideas into successful businesses while contributing to Pakistan’s long-term economic growth.

Through its Tameer programme, Wafi Energy Pakistan continues to invest in initiatives that encourage innovation, entrepreneurship and job creation. The company says empowering young innovators today will help build a stronger, more resilient and economically competitive Pakistan in the future.