The Consul General of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in Karachi has suggested potential employment opportunities in Dubai for students completing the IT courses conducted at the Sindh Governor House.
This promising development was revealed during an event marking the conclusion of a 10-month free IT training program.
The initiative aligns with the vision of Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori, who is determined to transform Sindh into a global hub for information technology.
The governor’s efforts have led to the introduction of modern IT courses that are opening new doors for education and professional development in the province.
This initiative is not only about teaching IT skills but about opening doors to a brighter future. The hint of potential job placements in Dubai for these skilled students is a game-changer. -Governor Tessori.
During the event, Governor Tessori emphasized the importance of international collaboration in creating more opportunities for youth. He highlighted that such partnerships could further elevate the prospects for students pursuing IT careers, enabling them to compete globally.
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The program’s success has already garnered significant appreciation from politicians, foreign ambassadors, and IT experts, who view it as a substantial milestone in Sindh’s journey toward technological advancement.
The ten-month IT program, which provided free training to students, has already started yielding tangible results. Graduates have reported earnings of up to $1,000 per month, demonstrating the program’s effectiveness in equipping them with marketable skills.
This achievement underscores the initiative’s potential to empower local youth and contribute to Pakistan’s foreign exchange through the IT sector.
The UAE Consul General’s remarks about job opportunities in Dubai add an exciting dimension to the program’s impact. For many students, the prospect of working in one of the world’s leading business hubs is both motivating and transformative.
This potential pathway to employment abroad underscores the broader vision of the Sindh government’s IT initiatives—to position its youth as competitive players in the global technology market.
As Sindh continues investing in IT education and international partnerships, the province is poised to become a significant contributor to the global tech landscape.
The success of the IT courses at the Sindh Governor House serves as a testament to the power of innovation, collaboration, and forward-thinking leadership in driving sustainable development and economic growth.
