Federal Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development Chaudhry Salik Hussain convened a strategic meeting with a high-level Japanese delegation from the Japan-Pakistan Innovation Institute (JPII). The delegation comprised notable members, including Chairman JPII Mitsuru Kiuchi, President JPII M. Bilal Bhinder, JPII President Pakistan Tariq H. Cheema, , Katsumata Tomomi JPII Vice Chairman, Sawaki Yotaro JPII Director, Kisaragi Nel President ALPHA STYLE Co. Ltd, Takida Munetaka Personnel Department Manager of MIRAPRO Co. Ltd, Miyamoto Hidenori Yamanashi Prefectural Assembly Member and Takano Hideki Director, SINTECH. Chaudhry Salik Hussain emphasized the necessity of technical assistance over financial aid, focusing on skill development and certification for Pakistani workers seeking employment in Japan. He urged registered Japanese institutions in Pakistan to prioritize skill development, facilitating direct links between Japanese companies and Pakistani workers. Pakistan seeks to enhance its standards and address technical issues to capitalize on Japan's abundant job opportunities. Inspired by specialized courses in Tokyo, Chaudhry Salik Hussain proposed replicating this model in Pakistan. The meeting culminated in Japan's request for a business model for 2025 collaboration and Minister Hussain's announced that we are working to establish an excellence center, further solidifying Pakistan-Japan relations. This significant development marks a pivotal step towards fostering a robust partnership between Pakistan and Japan. The collaboration is expected to unlock new avenues for economic growth, knowledge sharing, and people-to-people exchanges, ultimately strengthening the bilateral relationship between the two nations.
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