QUETTA: In a major strategic push toward economic self-reliance, Chief Minister Balochistan Mir Sarfraz Bugti has announced that Balochistan to Train Youth for Domestic and Overseas Job Markets, directing authorities to fast-track vocational and technical skill programs across the province.
Balochistan to Train Youth for Domestic and Overseas Job Markets
Chairing a high-level review meeting of the Balochistan Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (B-TEVTA), the government accelerated its landmark program to upskill 30,000 young individuals specifically tailored for international market demands and overseas employment. Furthermore, a parallel project to provide comprehensive technical training to an additional 25,000 youth in diverse fields was formally approved.
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Officials briefed the forum that a newly established portal for institute registration is now fully functional, ensuring a transparent and structured training environment.
Ensuring Practical Outcomes and Accountability
Stressing a results-driven framework, CM Bugti asserted that vocational programs must yield tangible jobs rather than remaining confined to paperwork. He also took strict notice of delays in achieving targets under the Chief Minister Youth Skills Development Program, warning that administrative sluggishness would invite immediate departmental action against responsible personnel.
