Pakistan’s Prime Minister’s Youth Programme (PMYP) has launched a Specialized Digital Skills Training of Trainers Programme at the National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) headquarters in Islamabad.
PMYP Chairman Rana Mashhood announced that 200 trainers will receive online instruction in cutting-edge fields like artificial intelligence, e-commerce, digital marketing, and data analytics during the first phase.
“This program aligns with the Prime Minister’s Digital Pakistan Vision by equipping youth with skills that are competitive on a global scale,” Mashhood stated. In partnership with NAVTTC, Uni Services International, and ITMC China, the initiative will provide joint certifications from leading institutions in both Pakistan and China. The ‘Practice of Skills’ platform will offer free digital learning accounts to youth and freelancers, enhancing digital literacy across the country.
Chairman PMYP Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan attended the launch of Specialised Vocational Training & Training for Trainers — a joint initiative by ITMC, NAVTTC & PMYP to equip youth with future-ready skills. 💪🇵🇰#PMYP #NAVTTC #ITMC pic.twitter.com/Pw2ebfFOxP
— Prime Minister's Youth Programme (@PMsYouthProgram) October 20, 2025Read: Google Launches AI Plus Plan in Pakistan to Boost Digital Transformation
In collaboration with the private sector, this program improves Pakistan’s Technical and Vocational Education system to align with international standards. “We are investing in the future of Pakistani youth, providing them with the tools to succeed in a digital world,” said Mashhood.
This initiative strengthens Pakistan’s tech workforce, fostering economic growth and global competitiveness.
