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Born on July 7, 1994. Sharmeen Qamar is doing Building Engineering from UET, Lahore. She did her Matriculation from Queen Mary College during which she won a number of debate competitions. She also won Declamation Contest of Red Crescent Society in 2004 and 2005, City District Government Lahore Declamation Contest for two years, Punjab Textbook Board Speech Competition 2007, Lahore Board's Divisional Debate Competition in year 2007 and 2008. She secured 93% marks in Matriculation and later got admission in Kinnaird College (KC), Lahore. In her short stay of two years at KC she won HEC Intra College Debate competition, All Pakistan Declamation Competition in Fatima Jinnah Medical College, LUMS OLYMPIAD Urdu declamation and declamation contest of Beacon House School Liberty Campus. Representing UET Lahore, she has delivered Vote of Thanks at Laptop distribution ceremony chaired by honorable Chief Minister of Punjab and won CM Debate Competition held on Women’s Day. Recently she won CM Punjab Debate Competition on provincial level and presented policy as the Team Leader at Presidency for excellent academic and extracurricular achievements. She also received Madr.e.millat Award from CM Punjab Pervez Elahi in 2003, Phool Award from Nawa.i.Waqt group of newspapers. Apart from debates she is also the President of Office of Child Facilitation a project of UNICEF and Social Welfare Department Punjab. She has done a number of Radio programs and Forums all over the Punjab for awareness rising, recently working with the Parliamentarians of Punjab for the Legislation of Child Rights. Her interests are Human Rights, Foreign affairs and Information.

Politically, Sharmeen Qamar is affiliated with Blue Party and is member of Youth Parliament Standing Committee on Information and former Youth Minister for Information from February 27, 2013 to July 04, 2013

Mr. Mateeullah Tareen (YP04-Balochistan03), Mr. Hazrat Wali Kakar (YP02-Balochistan), Mr. Rafiullah Kakar (YP06-Balochistan), Mr. Usman Jilani (YP13-KP03), Mr. Inam Ullah Marwat (YP14-KP04) and Ms. Sharmeen Qamar (YP43-PUNJAB26) would like to move the following resolution: “This House is of the opinion that immediate step shall be taken for the repatriation of Afghan refugees. The Residential and Proof of Registration cards issued to Afghan refugees had expired on 31 December, 2012. As decided by Tripartite Commission (2 delegates each from each from Afghan, Pakistan and UNHCR) the refugees repatriation should have started by the end of 2012 but this did not happen. Refugee camps have become safe havens for the terrorist and banned outfits. These camps are producing man power for the TPP and outlawed organizations. Moreover, they are burden on the limited health, education, water and sanitation facilities of the host community. Therefore, government shall take steps for the removal of Afghan refugee camps and their immediate repatriation.”

Ms. Sharmeen Qamar (YP43-Punjab26) would like to move the following resolution:“This House is of the opinion that the Right of assembly and Right to protest are fundamental human rights. But at times such protests are turned into a mob of loot and arson by rabble rousing speakers and hate speech mongers with grave consequences for life and public-private property. This resolution asks the house to legislate that all losses incurred as such will be recovered from the organizers along with full enforcement of rule of law.”

Mr. Bilal Ahmad (YP37-PUNJAB20) and Ms. Sharmeen Qamer (YP43-PUNJAB26) would like to move the following resolution:“This House is of the opinion that foreign policy of Pakistan should be more flexible for Asian countries. It should also portray Pro-Asian approach. This will lead Pakistan to strong regional interactions, more trade opportunities, better relationships with neighbors and thus a strong alliance with them for safe and enhanced economy.”

Ms. Sharmeen Qamar (YP43-PUNJAB26) and Mr. Bilal Ahmad (YP37-PUNJAB20) would like to move the following resolution: “This House is of the opinion that according to the provisions of Pakistan Penal Code sections 146-149 and 152-154 any such perpetrators who violate that citizen’s rights of peaceful assembly and protest, protected under the constitution and subsequently causes affray and riots should be held liable and official complaints should be launched by the concerned authorities to bring the violators to justice and instill a deterring effect from any such incident again.”

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