China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Authority Chairman Lt Gen (r) Asim Saleem Bajwa on Saturday announced that the authority would hire at least 100 inters under its new three-month internship programme.
In a two-part tweet, the chairman said CPEC has offered the youth of Pakistan an opportunity to develop skills and experiences that would allow Pakistan to grow and prosper in the future. "The internship is an inclusive, national project, focusing on human and social development and will involve 60 per cent of youth," it added.
In October, the CPECA was established through an ordinance promulgated by President Arif Alvi, a move that had been rejected by the parliamentary committee on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. The formation of the authority had been announced by Prime Minister Imran Khan in August. The authority was said to be aimed at speeding up activities and projects related to CPEC to ensure their timely completion.
Happy to launch #CPEC Internship:It’s an inclusive,national project,our engine of growth.Human/social development is our focus.With 60% youth pop,a tremendous opportunity exists to develop young leaders with max productivity vis other regional economies- 1/2 #CPECMakingProgress
— Asim Saleem Bajwa (@AsimSBajwa) August 15, 2020
In a two-part tweet, the chairman said CPEC has offered the youth of Pakistan an opportunity to develop skills and experiences that would allow Pakistan to grow and prosper in the future. "The internship is an inclusive, national project, focusing on human and social development and will involve 60 per cent of youth," it added.
In the spirit of Youth empowerment/to develop young leaders,We announce to offer an opportunity to you to join #CPEC specific internship for 3 months-brochure for first internship of series attached,all eligible Pakistanis can apply.2/2 #CPECMakingProgress pic.twitter.com/xPjbIdzy7Q
— Asim Saleem Bajwa (@AsimSBajwa) August 15, 2020
In October, the CPECA was established through an ordinance promulgated by President Arif Alvi, a move that had been rejected by the parliamentary committee on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. The formation of the authority had been announced by Prime Minister Imran Khan in August. The authority was said to be aimed at speeding up activities and projects related to CPEC to ensure their timely completion.