In an effort to improve the capabilities of Pakistan's youth, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif declared on Monday that 1,000 graduates of agricultural schools will be sent to China for further education.

The Prime Minister also announced a deal with Huawei at a ceremony in Islamabad, which will train 200,000 students a year. The goal of this collaboration is to give the upcoming generation the tools they need to succeed in the contemporary market.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasised in his speech that banks have been instructed to provide young people with ownership possibilities and loans in order to assist their aspirations to start their own businesses.

He underlined that further initiatives will be revealed shortly and that the goal of these steps is to promote wealth and progress in Pakistan.

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This was discussed earlier this month in Islamabad during a meeting between Minister for Federal Education and Professional Training Rana Tanveer Hussain and Minister Counsellor of the Chinese Embassy in Pakistan, XU Hangtian.

The group concluded the procedure for sending agricultural graduates to China since Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had recently visited China and announced the scholarship.

The fellowship seeks to improve Pakistani graduates' abilities and knowledge in the food and agricultural industries.

Students will study cutting-edge methods, technical know-how, creative approaches, and agricultural research in China.

Pakistan is making efforts to upgrade its agricultural sector in order to boost crop yields per acre. One of our main priorities is to increase agricultural exports, PM Shehbaz told the Chinese officials.

He was also informed about experts and universities in Pakistan who are conducting research at Yangling Base.

Specific knowledge in food safety and agriculture will be covered in the program. Students from Balochistan will be given preference over those from other parts of Pakistan when they are chosen.

The curriculum will be carried out by the Confucius Institute of Agriculture University in Faisalabad.