Islamabad, In an effort to foster international collaboration and knowledge exchange, the Ministry of Economic Affairs recently facilitated a visit for participants of the International Commercial Banking Course and the International Central Banking Course, along with representatives from the National Institute of Banking and Finance, in Islamabad.
According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the session chaired by the Secretary of the Ministry of Economic Affairs spotlighted the Ministry’s commitment to assisting eighty-five friendly countries. This assistance comes in the form of various short-term professional courses encompassing railways, banking, postal services, and English language proficiency, aimed at enhancing the skills and capabilities of professionals from these nations.
Furthermore, the Ministry’s outreach extends to providing long-term academic courses for students from over fifty countries, covering essential fields such as medicine, D-pharmacy, and engineering. This initiative underscores Pakistan’s dedication to contributing to the global community’s educational and professional development, promoting mutual understanding and cooperation.