Islamabad: Agriculture and livestock graduates from Balochistan are poised to embark on a training mission to China as part of a federal government initiative. The group, having traveled from Karachi to Islamabad, received words of encouragement from Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan at Islamabad International Airport before their departure.

The interaction took place in an informal setting, where the minister expressed confidence in the graduates’ potential to represent Pakistan on an international stage. He highlighted the importance of their role in advancing the country’s agriculture sector and assured them of ongoing government support.

This delegation comprises graduates from various parts of Balochistan, including Lasbela. Their training in China is intended to enhance their skills and provide them with valuable international exposure. The initiative is seen as a step toward strengthening Pakistan’s agriculture and livestock sectors through the application of modern techniques and knowledge.

The graduates are expected to return equipped with insights and expertise that could contribute significantly to the development of agriculture in Pakistan, aligning with the government’s vision for sectoral upliftment.