Moheba Karimi is a dedicated health educator and development practitioner from Afghanistan with extensive experience in maternal health, child protection, and digital health initiatives. She holds a degree in English...
Alisha Dahal is a Nepali youth advocate, Future Nobel Laureate Scholar, and a Master’s in Public Health (Health Promotion and Education). She is the PMEL focal point for Nepal’s Right Here Right Now coalition and Founder of Birth...
Amna Yousufi is an Afghan fellow currently living in Pakistan. She is passionate about human rights, women’s empowerment, and education. With experience in volunteer teaching and art, she uses creativity to support and inspire girls...
Muhammad Ali is a Doctor of Pharmacy graduate from Abbottabad University with experience in healthcare, leadership, and youth empowerment. He has interned at leading hospitals, founded Pharmakonect and Caring Companions...
Laiba Nisar is an International Relations student with a strong interest in diplomacy, climate action, and public health. She has worked on community-based health initiatives and is currently interning at the Ministry of Foreign...
Muhammad Musa Bin Azeem is a Business Administration student at Abbottabad University of Science and Technology, holds leadership experience across youth-led initiatives, non-profits, and climate action projects...
Faisal Waseem is a dedicated nursing student from Badin, Sindh, passionate about community service, healthcare, and youth empowerment. An alumnus of the Aspire Leaders Program and the U.S. State Department’s...
Anjila Bhattarai is a recent BBA graduate with a passion for kindness, humanitarian work, and service. She believes empathy has the power to transform the world and values all forms of life and nature. Committed to fostering harmony...
We envision an Asia where all citizens enjoy a high quality of life and where development is in harmony with the natural environment.
“A continent where women and youth are also active in decision-making and visible in leadership positions, where citizens can exercise freedom of choice, and where inter-generational equity is a cornerstone in society”.
OMLAS aims to transform the lives of people in Asia by connecting, inspiring, and empowering youth. To help realize the Asia Vision 2030, we will provide youth with leadership and social entrepreneurship training tailored to local contexts. We will also create networking opportunities and platforms for young leaders across Asia to implement their social innovation ideas through transparent and participatory mechanisms.
As the OMLAS community, we will not be passive spectators to the Asia Vision 2030. Instead, we will act based on our passion, knowledge, and skills. We will prioritize the voices of youth in Asia and co-create and network with allies across and beyond the continent to achieve our collective goals.
OMLAS annually recruits young Asian talents and awards them with an OMLAS Fellowship. They receive a two-month training in aspects such as Transformative Leadership, Sustainability, Social Innovation, and Social Entrepreneurship and are supported in the implementation of Community Projects.
After graduating from the Fellowship Program, Fellows can join the OMLAS Alumni community and continue to work with other young leaders in Asia, Africa, Latin America and MENA (Middle East and North Africa).