ISLAMABAD (DI NEWS) : At the National Skills University (NSU), Islamabad, inauguration of the Centre of Excellence (COE) in HVACR – Kaiwu Workshop, marks an important step towards strengthening technical and vocational education and skills development in Pakistan.
The inauguration ceremony brought together representatives from the Government of Pakistan, academic institutions, and Chinese industry partners. The event was attended by Mr. Qamar ul Islam Raja, Chairman of the National Vocational & Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC), Dr. Saud Altaf, Vice Chancellor of National Skills University, Ms. He Tan, President of Harbin Vocational University of Construction Technology, Mr. Wang Yaodong, CEO of China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) Pakistan, along with Mr. Wang Peng, Managing Director of ITMC Technology China and Max Ma, Founder and CEO of UNI Services International Pakistan, Chinese business communities memebers, university faculties and students from National Skills University.
Addressing the ceremony, NAVTTC Chairman highlighted the importance of the new Centre in modernizing Pakistan’s technical education system and preparing skilled professionals for the growing construction and infrastructure sectors. He emphasized that the workshop would provide practical training in HVACR installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting, helping students meet both domestic and international industry requirements.
He also appreciated the contributions of Harbin Vocational University of Construction Technology as the academic and technical partner, and CSCEC Pakistan as the key industrial partner. He recognized ITMC Technology China and UNI Services International Pakistan for facilitating and coordinating this international collaboration.
During the ceremony, Dr. Saud Altaf delivered the welcome address, while Ms. He Tan and Mr. Wang Yaodong shared their remarks online and in person, respectively. The event also featured the unveiling ceremony of the Kaiwu Workshop, followed by a group photograph and a visit to the newly established national level vocational traing Center of Excellence (Chinese name: Kaiwu Workshop).
The Centre is expected to play an important role in developing a skilled workforce for Pakistan’s construction, infrastructure, and energy-efficient building sectors. It reflects the shared commitment of Pakistani and Chinese partners to promoting technical education, youth empowerment, and employment opportunities.
The establishment of the HVACR Kaiwu Workshop further strengthens Pakistan–China cooperation in vocational education, technology transfer, and human resource development, opening new opportunities for Pakistan’s young generation.
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