Farah Pandith (far right), U.S. State Department Special Representative to Muslim Communities, listens as Raihanie Abbas (far left) describes the skills she developed as a USAID-sponsored management intern at KFC Philippines. Ms. Pandith met at the American Chamber of Commerce office in Manila with young Mindanaoans participating in the Productive Internships in Dynamic Enterprises (PRIDE) project, which places interns in private corporations, and the Congressional Internship Program for Young Muslim Leaders (CIPYML), which places interns at the House of Representatives. Both projects are implemented by USAID’s Growth with Equity in Mindanao
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