Attorney General of Pakistan Malik Mansoor Usman Awan devoted his entire day to encouraging young trainees at vocational training institutes across District Khushab and appreciated their technical skills and capabilities.
During his visit to the Vocational Training Institute (VTI) Nowshera, the Attorney General met students who had completed the Advanced Artificial Intelligence course launched under his special initiative. He reviewed the projects prepared by the graduates and highly appreciated their talent, creativity, and technical expertise.
Later, Attorney General Malik Mansoor Usman Awan visited Government College of Technology (GCT) Jauharabad, where he met trainees from Noorpur Thal, Quaidabad, and Khushab. He reviewed their various projects and commended the students for their hard work, innovative approach, and professional skills.
Speaking on the occasion, Malik Mansoor Usman Awan placed special emphasis on the education and technical training of girls. He said that equipping women with skills, empowering them, and enabling their economic independence were essential for sustainable development of society.
He said that the youth were a valuable national asset and that providing them with modern technical and vocational training could create better employment opportunities while enabling them to lead dignified and self-reliant lives.
The Attorney General expressed his resolve to provide the youth of District Khushab—from the Soon Valley to the farthest reaches of Thal—with the best possible opportunities for quality vocational and technical education. He said that all available resources would be utilized to equip young people with modern skills, provide them with quality training, and prepare them to meet future challenges.
Meanwhile, public, social, and educational circles in District Khushab appreciated Attorney General Malik Mansoor Usman Awan for encouraging young people, recognizing their abilities, and dedicating his valuable time to their better future.
They said that such initiatives would strengthen the resolve of young people, particularly girls, to move forward, become self-reliant, and build a brighter future.
The public expressed hope that the provision of modern technical education and practical training to young people would be expanded further and that the talented youth of Khushab would play a significant role in the development and progress of the country.
