The Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI) hosted a high-profile HR conference under the patronage of the Ministry of Industry and Production, where President Faraz-ur-Rehman emphasized the crucial role of a skilled workforce in boosting the nation’s economy.
During the event, attended by esteemed representatives from various HR industries, President Faraz-ur-Rehman underscored the significance of cultivating a competent workforce for the country’s industrial development. He highlighted that nations that prioritize skill development and empower their workforce achieve substantial progress in the global arena.
“Technical and vocational education forms the backbone of industrial growth, and it is imperative for us to equip our youth with the right skills to succeed in the ever-evolving job market,” remarked Faraz-ur-Rehman. He stressed the importance of aligning technical courses with individual intellectual capacity and interests, ensuring a more motivated and competent workforce.
President KATI spoke about the pivotal role played by human resources in driving business development and competitiveness. He expressed his vision for the conference to foster a collaborative environment that encourages innovation and efficiency, ultimately benefiting enterprises across Pakistan.
The conference served as a platform for dialogue and knowledge exchange, promoting the vital role of human resources in driving business growth and success. Participants discussed various aspects of human resource management and its strategic influence in nurturing talent and enhancing employee capabilities.
Drawing attention to the abundant potential among Pakistani youth, Faraz-ur-Rehman emphasized the need for world-class professional training. He stressed that collaboration between educational institutions and industries could lead to increased job opportunities by aligning youth training with industry demands.
Furthermore, President Faraz-ur-Rehman emphasized the potential for Pakistani skilled workers to contribute to foreign economies. By facilitating their employment in friendly countries, Pakistan could not only gain foreign exchange but also create valuable international connections.
With such initiatives, Pakistan is poised to strengthen its economic foundation by investing in the potential of its youth and ensuring they have the skills required to thrive in today’s competitive global market.
Photo Caption: KATI President Faraz-ur-Rehman was present a shield of appreciation by the representative of Ministry of Industry and Production, STEVTA Director Engineer Liaqat Ali, Nighta Awan was also present, on the other hand group photo of the participants of the HR Conference organized under the Ministry of Industries and Production.