According to Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, the government is actively working on a policy to lower unemployment by encouraging the private sector, and providing young people with professional skills is crucial to expanding employment prospects.

The Prime Minister stated that the “Uraan Pakistan” Project would provide new job possibilities throughout the nation while presiding over a youth program meeting.

In addition to wanting to take action against fraudulent and unlicensed organizations that offer jobs abroad, Shehbaz Sharif ordered the creation of a plan that would meet the market demands of friendly nations in order to hire young people abroad.

He stated that in order to promote technical and professional capabilities, the Prime Minister’s Youth Skill Development Program and the National Vocational and Technical Training Commission should fulfill their respective roles. The future of Pakistan is correlated with the growth of the IT sector.

General Syed Asim Munir, the Chief of Army Staff, met with Lieutenant General S M Kamr-ul-Hassan, the Principal Staff Officer of the Armed Forces Division of Bangladesh, at the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi.

Both parties discussed the changing security dynamics in the region and looked into further ways to strengthen their bilateral military cooperation during their meeting.

They emphasized that the two fraternal nations’ long-term connection must be durable against outside forces, underscoring the significance of a stronger defense relationship.

The Army Chief reaffirmed the importance of working together to advance peace and stability in South Asia and the wider area, while making sure that both countries keep up their contributions to regional security through cooperative defense projects.

The Pakistan Navy Ship PNS Yamama has made port calls in Turkiye at Gölcük and Aksas.

High-ranking representatives of the Turkish Navy and Pakistani Embassy welcomed the ship when it arrived at the port.

Vice Admiral Ibrahim Ozden Kocer, Deputy Commander of the Turkish Navy Fleet, paid a visit to PNS Yamama.

The capabilities of the ship were thoroughly briefed to the Turkish Navy’s Deputy Commander.

PNS Yamama and Turkish Navy ships participated in a naval drill known as Mavi Vatan.

Enhancing the two fleets’ abilities to cooperate and conduct joint operations was the aim of the exercise.

PNS Yamama’s visit will offer a chance to advance diplomatic and naval ties between the two nations and fortify the already strong fraternal ties between them.