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NAVTTC Chairman Meets New PEDO Delegation On Skills Development For Pakistani Youth

  • September 2, 2026
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A delegation from the Pak Everbright Development Organization, led by its CEO, called on National Vocational and Technical Training Commission Chairman Engr. Qamar ul Islam Raja at NAVTTC headquarters in Islamabad. The meeting focused on skills development and exploring opportunities for Pakistan’s youth, continuing NAVTTC’s pattern of engaging with organizations focused on workforce training and technical education.

As the federal level regulatory body for technical education and vocational training in Pakistan, NAVTTC has increasingly positioned itself as a central coordinating institution for skills development partnerships across the country, including collaborations with technology companies and training organizations aimed at building a more skilled national workforce. The meeting with PEDO adds to this broader pattern of institutional engagement, though specific programmatic details or planned initiatives resulting from the discussion were not disclosed.

The meeting was also attended by representatives connected to the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme, tying the discussion to the government’s broader youth focused skills and employment initiatives. This connection reflects the increasing coordination between NAVTTC and other government youth development platforms as Pakistan continues working to expand vocational training access and employment pathways for its young population.

For NAVTTC, engagements of this kind reflect its ongoing role as a convening body for organizations seeking to contribute to Pakistan’s vocational and technical training ecosystem, following a similar pattern to its earlier partnership with NETSOL Technologies to train 1,600 professionals in artificial intelligence, data science and cybersecurity. As NAVTTC continues to expand its network of partnerships across both technology focused and general vocational training organizations, meetings like this one with PEDO signal continued institutional interest in aligning youth skills development with the country’s broader workforce and employment goals.

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