PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS FAILING TO MEET STANDARDS AND CRITERIA WILL HAVE THEIR REGISTRATION CANCELED: JUNAID BULAND
Chehra WebDesk
Karachi-The Special Assistant to the Chief Minister of Sindh and Chairperson of the Sindh Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (STEVTA), Junaid Buland, announced that the registration of private institutions failing to meet the standards and criteria set by STEVTA will be canceled. Speaking at the graduation ceremony and job fair organized by the Memon Industrial and Technical Institute (MITI), Junaid Buland emphasized that efforts are underway to improve the standards of STEVTA, with results expected soon. This initiative reflects the government’s commitment to enhancing the quality of technical education in Sindh and preparing the youth for the rapidly changing job market.
Junaid Buland, as chief guest in his address, referenced the directives of Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Chairman of the Pakistan People’s Party, stating that the primary goal of Party is to empower the youth and make them self-sufficient. "Training the youth and enhancing their skills is an integral part of the PPP's manifesto," Junaid Buland stated. Congratulating the successful students at the ceremony, Junaid Buland expressed confidence in their bright future, urging them to serve the country with their newly acquired skills. He emphasized that we are living in an era of rapid technological advancement, and technical institutions provide not only theoretical knowledge but also practical skills that are crucial in today's fast-evolving world. "The challenges of tomorrow will be solved by your creativity, technical expertise, and determination," he added.
He further said that; The way Bilawal Bhutto as Foreign Minister represented Pakistan in the whole world and put forward the case of Pakistan, our youth should learn from him.
The event, included the distribution of medals and certificates to the graduating students. Additionally, Junaid Buland visited various stalls set up at the job fair, showcasing the opportunities available to the graduates.
