There is a need to strengthen the relationship between technical & vocational, research and educational institutions and industries, Junaid Naqi.

KARACHI: Emphasizing the pivotal role of technical and vocational education in a country’s industrial and
economic advancement, KATI President Faraz-ur-Rehman underlined that women can significantly
contribute to national development alongside men. He made these remarks during his visit to the
Vocational Training Center for Women in Korangi, where he met with Chairman Junaid Naqi and other
distinguished attendees.
Faraz-ur-Rehman underscored the importance of equipping individuals with the necessary skills for
industrial institutions, particularly through technical vocational training centers. He stressed that the
preparation of a skilled workforce is of paramount significance, and these training centers play a crucial
role in meeting the demands of modern institutions.
Furthermore, he advocated for an ongoing dialogue between industrialists and technical training
institutes to ensure that the curriculum remains aligned with changing technology and industrial needs.
Collaboration between these sectors is vital to address the evolving requirements of the workforce
effectively.
Junaid Naqi, Chairman of the Vocational Training Center for Women in Korangi, echoed the sentiment
that women could enhance their economic well-being by mastering vocational training, allowing them
to become pillars of support for their families. He encouraged young women to harness their creativity
with contemporary technical and vocational skills and employ them for the betterment of the nation.
Junaid Naqi emphasized the significance of providing full government support to the country’s youth, as
they are a valuable asset vital to Pakistan’s progress. He highlighted that both the public and private
sectors must play a role in the technical and vocational training of the youth to accelerate industrial and
economic development in Pakistan.
The visit to the Vocational Training Center for Women in Korangi offered a platform for discussions on
the importance of technical education and vocational training, especially for women, who can become
active contributors to the nation’s development.