KARACHI: The delegation of the Professional Youth Foundation of Pakistan (PYFP) visited the Karachi Vocational Training Centre (KVTC) as part of the recently held Next Gen Lead and Learn Program, where members were given a comprehensive tour of the facility and its training departments.

Among the distinguished guests were Raza Haroon, Dr. Rana Shahzad Qaiser, and Mr. Talha Ali, who observed firsthand the dedication, discipline, and skill of the trainees. The visitors appreciated the remarkable craftsmanship displayed by differently-abled youth enrolled at KVTC.

During the visit, trainees demonstrated a wide range of vocational skills, including precise block printing, intricate stitching and embroidery, and expert-level carpentry. The delegation praised the institutions commitment to skill development and empowerment, noting that with proper guidance and opportunities, the potential of differently-abled individuals is limitless.

Officials at Karachi Vocational Training Centre highlighted their mission to enable differently-abled youth to become self-reliant and productive members of society through structured vocational training programs. The PYFP delegation commended the centers inclusive approach and reaffirmed its support for initiatives aimed at promoting empowerment and skill-building in Pakistan.

The visit concluded with an interactive session where guests encouraged trainees to continue striving for excellence and assured them of ongoing community support for their journey toward independence and professional growth.