
ABOUT US
A shared purpose. A stronger Pakistan.
Founded by Gen. Hamid Gul, Tehreek Jawanan Pakistan is a youth-focused political movement. Its published vision centres on national unity, self-reliance, and development through peaceful, lawful participation.
Chairman Mohammad Abdullah Gul’s published message highlights education, entrepreneurship, and civic responsibility. Explore our leadership profiles and documented activities in the TJP journal.
Unity. Prosperity. Progress.
LOOKING AHEAD
Ideas that bring us together.
Priorities drawn from TJP’s published vision for a self-reliant Pakistan.
Education & skills
A stated focus on learning, practical skills, and opportunities for young people.
National unity
Respect for cultural diversity, civic responsibility, and peaceful participation.
Self-reliance & progress
A vision for local enterprise, innovation, and sustainable national development.
THE TJP JOURNAL
Our people. Our work. Our story.
Leadership profiles, documented activities, and perspectives from the TJP journal.
Leadership profile2 min read
Gen. Hamid Gul: TJP’s founder
A biographical introduction to the founder and the ideas recorded in TJP’s published vision.
Read storyFrom the archive2 min read
Youth skills in a changing world
An archived address by Abdullah Hamid Gul on practical learning and technological change.
Read storyFrom the archive2 min read
Dialogue with China’s defence attaché
A documented meeting between Abdullah Hamid Gul and General Wang, published in July 2024.
Read storyTHE TJP PHOTO ARCHIVE
People. Purpose. Participation.
Discover our leadership, public engagements, and the places that connect us.
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