Zainab Saeed Bakhsh Breaks Barriers as First Woman from Gwadar to Join Reko Diq Mining Company’s IGDP
Zainab Saeed Bakhsh, a civil engineer from Gwadar, has made history by being selected for the prestigious Reko Diq Mining Company’s International Graduate Development Program (IGDP) for 2024. Her achievement is a significant milestone not just for her but also for her community, as she becomes the first woman from her family to join such a high-profile international initiative.
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Holding a degree in civil engineering, Saeed Bakhsh’s dedication and academic excellence have earned her a place in this esteemed program. Reflecting on this remarkable opportunity, she shared, “This program is an extraordinary opportunity that will help increase my knowledge and expertise.”
Her success has caught the attention of many, not just for her personal accomplishments but also as an inspiration for women in her community and across Pakistan. “Joining the Reko Diq program has allowed me to achieve my dream and make history,” she said, proud of the trail she is blazing.
For Zainab, participating in a globally recognized program is more than just a career advancement—it is a step toward empowering women in her region. “Global opportunities like these are the best means to empower women and turn their dreams into reality,” she emphasized.
As a trailblazer in the male-dominated field of engineering, Zainab views her achievement as a catalyst for change. “With hard work and dedication, success is possible anywhere in the world,” she concluded, encouraging other women to pursue their goals despite the challenges they may face.
