Prime Minister’s decision to reform the Ministry of Overseas Pakistan Affairs and Manpower Development and NAVTTC

Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif’s decision to reform the Ministry of Overseas Pakistan Affairs and Human Resource Development and NAVTTC, to standardize the Prime Minister’s National Technical and Technical Education and to establish the Pakistan Skill Company for better employment of Pakistani manpower abroad). to do. The Prime Minister also ordered the immediate establishment of NAVTTC Pakistan Skill Development Fund to ensure provision of world-class technical and technical training. Globally recognized and international certifications should be ensured in all technical areas. To ensure linkages and cooperation between federal institutions and provinces for the development of Pakistan’s workforce and raising the quality of engineering and technical education to global standards. An integrated system of regulation should be ensured for a workforce equipped with the best professional technical skills of the world class. A coordinated and organized database of manpower in the country and abroad should be created along with NADRA, NAVTTC and all provincial institutions. The technical and technical training plan should be implemented in accordance with international standards. The Prime Minister also directed reforms in the licensing regime of companies related to the employment of Pakistani engineering and technical manpower abroad. Such companies and people who are defrauding the Pakistani workforce and causing economic damage to it should be identified. Such elements lead to the popularity of Pakistan all over the world. Special consideration should be given to merit and transparency in the appointment of welfare officers in Pakistani embassies. The Prime Minister directed the formation of a committee for the reform of the technical and technical education sector in Pakistan. The committee will make recommendations for the sector as a whole. The committee will also formulate recommendations for reforms to the Ministry of Overseas Pakistani Affairs and Manpower Development. A high-level review meeting regarding Ministry of Overseas Pakistan Affairs and Manpower Development and National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) was held in Islamabad today under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif. In the meeting, the Prime Minister was informed about the steps taken by NAVTTC in the field of technical and technical education of the workforce in Pakistan. The meeting was told that NAVTTC will provide technical and technical training to 60,000 people this year, while a total of 6 million people will be provided technical and technical training in the next three years after the reforms are completed. The meeting was told that for technical and technical training, not only exchange of information on job opportunities and required skills from abroad is ensured, but also data on labor consumption is obtained from the domestic industry in this regard. The meeting was further informed that NAVTTC has made certification of male and female students from internationally renowned institutes mandatory to ensure global standards of technical and technical training. The meeting was further informed that for the youth of Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir, not only quotas have been allocated at the federal level, but a separate program is also being launched for their special training, which will begin in June this year as per the instructions of the Prime Minister. The meeting was also briefed in detail about the Ministry of Overseas Pakistan Affairs and Manpower Development and recommendations for reforms were also presented. Federal Ministers Ahad Khan Cheema, Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui, State Secretary Shaza Fatima Khawaja, Chairman Youth Program Rana Mashhood Ahmed Khan, Prime Minister’s Coordinator Rana Ehsan Afzal, National Coordinator Special Investment Facilitation Board Lt. Gen. Sarfraz Ahmed, Vice Chairman were present in the meeting Planning Commission Jahanzeb Khan and related senior officials.