Alishba Khan Barech Shines as Young Writer Award Finalist
- Sara Habib
- February 24, 2025
- 12:00 pm
- 35
- Current Affairs
Alishba Khan Barech, a talented young writer from Nushki, Balochistan, has been named a finalist for the 2025 Women Changing the World Awards. She is competing in the Young Woman of the Year category. Out of 751 nominations, her remarkable work in writing, advocacy, and youth empowerment stood out.
A Young Star in Literature
Alishba’s achievements are exceptional. At just 11, she became Pakistan’s youngest novelist. By 14, she had written a memoir. At 16, she successfully self-published a book. Her writing sheds light on her region and inspires young people to tell their stories.
Her books highlight important social issues. She uses storytelling to challenge stereotypes and promote positive change. Her impact reaches beyond her own community.
A Passion for Advocacy
Beyond writing, Alishba is active in social causes. She has worked as an ambassador for UNICEF Pakistan. She raises awareness about polio eradication, mental health, and youth empowerment. Her efforts have made a difference in many lives.
She has also collaborated with the Quetta Gladiators. Using her platform, she promotes positive change in society. Her advocacy work has given a voice to young people in Pakistan.
An Inspiration to Many
Alishba’s journey proves that age is no barrier to success. She is a role model for young people in Pakistan and beyond. Through her dedication, she has broken stereotypes and inspired change.
Her global recognition is a stepping stone for future young changemakers. With her passion and commitment, she continues to lead the way.
