Syed Ali Shah:
QUETTA: Balochistan Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (BTEVTA) has launched a groundbreaking program aimed at sending 30,000 skilled youth abroad to enhance their employment opportunities and boost the province’s socio-economic development.
Tariq Khan Mengal, Chief of BTEVTA, highlighted the program’s vision, stating, “This initiative is a game-changer for Balochistan. By equipping our youth with technical skills, we are not only creating individual success stories but also uplifting entire communities.”
The training program focuses on imparting technical education in high-demand sectors, such as construction, healthcare, and IT, ensuring candidates are well-prepared for global job markets.
Youth Share Their Dreams
Adil Khan, a participant from Quetta, expressed his excitement, saying, “This program is my ticket to a brighter future. I’ve always dreamed of supporting my family, and now it feels within reach.”
Similarly, Muhammad Aslam, a resident of Kachhi, shared, “I’m being trained in electrical engineering. Once abroad, I’ll not only secure a better job but also inspire others in my village to pursue technical education.”
Niamatullah, another candidate, added, “BTEVTA’s support has given me hope. I’m looking forward to making a difference in my life and contributing to my family’s welfare.”
Impact on Balochistan
The initiative promises to address unemployment and alleviate poverty in the province. “This program ensures that our youth are job-ready and globally competitive, paving the way for sustainable economic growth,” Mengal emphasized.
As thousands apply for this transformative program, BTEVTA’s efforts are a beacon of hope for Balochistan’s youth, setting a precedent for impactful development in the region.
