To empower youth throughout the province, the Balochistan government has started a significant IT skills development program.

The program was announced by Haji Wali Muhammad Noorzai, Provincial Parliamentary Secretary for Social Welfare, in front of a group of young people, political figures, and tribal elders.

Noorzai emphasized that educating, empowering, and fostering moral character in young people is essential to the future of Pakistan and Balochistan.

Together, parents, educators, legislators, and religious leaders should prepare the next generation for leadership roles, he urged.

To improve employment and digital literacy, the Social Welfare Department has launched an extensive IT training program.

In phases, more than 800 male and female students will receive cutting-edge IT instruction, equipping them with the abilities required for respectable careers. Saylani Welfare Trust, a pioneer in vocational education, is collaborating with the initiative.

The Social Welfare Department is providing facilities, halls, electricity, and other resources to facilitate the 10-month course.

To guarantee comprehensive access to digital education, a separate group of fifty students with disabilities has also been introduced.

Noorzai praised the project to Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti's visionary approach. He stated that the government is dedicated to providing young people with respectable, lucrative career options, including online and remote work.

He reiterated that it is the duty of the state to offer incentives, training, and economic opportunities to ensure a prosperous future. Noorzai expressed optimism that such social schemes will empower and transform the future generation in Balochistan.