PM Imran launches country's 'largest' skills development programme for youth

[B.K.N]

now they are blessed by the touch of the blessed true supreme leader

He is improving those institutions. If he talks about improving schools or hospitals would you say we already have schools and hospitals he is just doing drama bazi?

 

[El Sidd]

He is improving those institutions. If he talks about improving schools or hospitals would you say we already have schools and hospitals he is just doing drama bazi?

He is giving statements. Improvement comes from lawmaking and lawmaking credentials are better left for other threads.

There is little lawmaking to stop exploitation and corruption in these schemes launched by the true blessed dervesh king

 

[B.K.N]

He is giving statements. Improvement comes from lawmaking and lawmaking credentials are better left for other threads.

There is little lawmaking to stop exploitation and corruption in these schemes launched by the true blessed dervesh king

What you know about this scheme?
I think he should cut health budget education interior security defense etc and with that money should build orange lines and metros in every city of Pakistan. Patwaris would be happy tardiness means metro

 

[El Sidd]

What you know about this scheme?
I think he should cut health budget education interior security defense etc and with that money should build orange lines and metros in every city of Pakistan. Patwaris would be happy tardiness means metro

I know that this scheme is filled with nepotism and holds no long term strategic value in generating human wealth in the country. The government cannot compete with the private sector in this field. It should stick to lawmaking offering tax incentives rather than doing the legwork.

This is something what Khan does not understand and his socialist ideals do not mirror the verdict of numbers.

The man is a rogue glory hunter.

 

[B.K.N]

I know that this scheme is filled with nepotism and holds no long term strategic value in generating human wealth in the country. The government cannot compete with the private sector in this field. It should stick to lawmaking offering tax incentives rather than doing the legwork.

Maybe he has started this scheme to please fazlur rehmam
"Under this programme, we initially aim to train 500,000 youth. One thing that I am very proud of is that the first 70 skill centres we create will be in madarssahs, so that the children who have always been neglected are able to are able to acquire skills that will help them step up in the real world.
It means new training centers would be created. And it is for 5 lakh students itna ziada budget nhi hoga iska.

 

[El Sidd]

Maybe he has started this scheme to please fazlur rehmam
"Under this programme, we initially aim to train 500,000 youth. One thing that I am very proud of is that the first 70 skill centres we create will be in madarssahs, so that the children who have always been neglected are able to are able to acquire skills that will help them step up in the real world.
It means new training centers would be created. And it is for 5 lakh students itna ziada budget nhi hoga iska.

He should have announced it under Madressah reforms so the confusion would not have been created which will eventually help his friend Mr. Fazlur Rehman.

Instead of putting taxpayers money he should have made it by law an obligation for every Madressah to raise their standards as determined by this law(make this scheme a law rather than institution).

But sure we have to feed Mr. Prime Ministers friends n family as well. The King shall dine well regardless what the farmer has grown

 

[ps3linux]

@ps3linux @graphican @Dubious

The ideas and professions we discussed a few months back are being implemented. Fantastic news this.

Finally something positive out of all the mess thats going around.

@Verve, Great news indeed! Alhamdolillah.

I have another suggestion. To create talent that is not just skilled but financially successful in the world, we need the following two centres - the "centre of knowledge" and "centre of doing".

• "Markaz-e-Ilm" which are libraries or access to the internet-based knowledge base and
• "Markaz-e-Amal", government-owned workshops that provide access to tools, instruments, 3d printers, materials, moulders and machines which one could use to produce prototypes, samples or products which they could later market.

One of my friends went to China last month and he observed something interesting. He said million dollar businesses are being run by youngsters like 25 years old. These people started at a very young age, just like any other super-star; Waseem, Wakar, Ghulam Ali (Singer), Warren Buffet, Nicola Tesla etc. This Chinese youth started doing businesses at a very early age and by the time they reached 25, they had 10-15 years of experience under their belts. These businessmen have built their knowledge on the foundation of the new digital economy and by the time they would reach 40, they will be a generation ahead than their age-group living in other countries. That is a concept worth learning from.

When we bring Markaz-e-Ilm and Markaz-e-Amal together, will provide our youth an opportunity to start such endeavours early. If resourceful cities like Lahore, Karachi, Multan, Faisalabad etc, start such Markaz-e-Amals that work under the supervision of skilled technicians and operate 24 hours, provide free (or a member-based) access to youth, our youth will produce new products and get early into businesses like people in China. Obviously, this is not the only thing which a country needs to build a startup culture, but the availability of knowledge and tools is a basic requirement for producing anything.

Pass this message on, hope our PM would listen.
@ps3linux @Dubious


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You never stop with your outstanding ideas, hats off to you.