Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai said Wednesday that she hopes to become the prime minister of Pakistan one day.
Speaking on the BBC programme Hardtalk, Malala said that she would move back to Pakistan once her education is complete in Britain.
“I want to serve my country. It is my dream to see my country develop into a successful nation, where every child is able to receive education.”
She further said that she was inspired by assassinated former premier Benazir Bhutto.
“If I can help my country by joining the government or becoming the prime minister, I would definitely be up for this task.”
Malala was 15 when a Taliban gunman shot her in the head as she travelled on a school bus in response to her campaign for girls’ education.
Although her injuries almost killed her, she recovered after being flown for extensive surgery in Birmingham, central England.
She has been based in England with her family ever since, continuing both her education and activism.
Do not even think about it Malala. It will be better if you tried to be a doctor and serveed the humanity with your knowledge and experience.
Havnt we got enough hypocriticial mediocre illiterate – western puppets running our country – and now this? Seriosuly!! Read her book – i am malala , she condones salman rushdie and now she will run for prime minister. Another bullet in her head and shell be running for president of the UNO
there right prez UNO
she must wait – imrankhan is 1 in queue
I want to see a debate jugalbandi between Malala Yousafzai and Tahir ul Qadri !
we have to accept it! we must recognise even with turmoils we must accept; Nobel is a Nobel and winner is a Pakistani Girl with all her family so felicitations Malala
Azher -at 18-she should be getting married and seeking a job as teacher in primary girls school ..
No Never! she could do good work as a ambasador or organise NGO to help ladies life,
DOGS OF COLONIALS WE FED
where has she brought peace ? and she wonna be PM -NO LESS !!! IMRANKHAN HAS TRIED – SO FIRANGIS SHALL ONE DAY MAKE HER PM OF PAKISTAN ..
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