APS Survivor Ahmad Nawaz Receives British Empire Medal for Youth Empowerment
Ahmad Nawaz, a survivor of the tragic Army Public School attack, has been honored with the British Empire Medal by King Charles III in recognition of his efforts to support and empower young people.
Announcing the news on social media, Ahmad expressed his gratitude for the prestigious honor and thanked his friends and supporters for standing by him throughout his journey. He shared his excitement about the award and his commitment to continuing his work for youth empowerment.
Ahmad is also looking forward to a special meeting with King Charles III at Buckingham Palace later this summer. During the visit, he hopes to discuss the challenges faced by young people around the world and advocate for their rights and opportunities.
Nearly ten years ago, Ahmad survived the devastating terrorist attack on the Army Public School, where he suffered a serious injury to his arm. Despite the immense trauma, he turned his painful experience into a source of motivation, dedicating his life to inspiring and uplifting others.
Today, Ahmad Nawaz stands as a symbol of resilience and determination. His journey from surviving a brutal attack to receiving international recognition highlights the power of courage, perseverance, and a strong commitment to making a difference in the world.
