By Uzma Zafar
ISLAMABAD: Managing Director of the National Police Foundation (NPF) Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi visited the National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC). During the visit, MD NPF met with Executive Director NAVTTC Amir Jan.
The meeting focused on modernizing and improving the NPF education system in line with contemporary needs. Various proposals were discussed to further enhance the system and a formal roadmap was devised to raise the standards of NPF’s education and testing services.
On the occasion, MD NPF stated that the promotion of vocational and technical education in institutions operating under the NPF education system would not only pave the way for sustainable development for citizens, police personnel and their families but also contribute to raising the overall standard of skilled labor in the country, equipping youth with modern skills and supporting national economic growth.
He further emphasized that modernizing the NPF education system and testing services is a critical need of the time and that collaboration with NAVTTC would help achieve these goals.
He expressed confidence that these efforts would provide opportunities for quality technical education not only to police officers and their children but also to the general public.
He termed the visit as a significant step towards police welfare which will lead to notable improvements in NPF’s educational and welfare projects in the future.
He added that NPF will continue to take modern and effective steps to improve technical and vocational education and to equip youth across Pakistan with valuable skills.
