Balochistan Government to Train 25,000 Youth for Overseas Employment

QUETTA: The Balochistan government has announced an ambitious plan to provide vocational training to 25,000 young people and prepare 30,000 skilled workers for overseas employment by next year, as stated by Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti.

During a recent meeting of the Balochistan Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (B-TEVTA), Chief Minister Bugti emphasized the importance of equipping the youth with necessary skills to meet the demands of the international labor market. He noted that this initiative aims to address the growing need for skilled professionals abroad and enhance the economic prospects of the province.

This initiative is expected to significantly impact the local economy by reducing unemployment rates and providing young people with opportunities to earn a livelihood in foreign countries. The government believes that by investing in vocational training, it can empower the youth and contribute to the overall development of Balochistan.

Looking ahead, the Balochistan government plans to implement this training program in phases, with the first batch of trainees expected to commence their courses within the next few months. Further meetings are scheduled to finalize the curriculum and partnerships with various training institutions.