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Over three days, participants will also have the opportunity to take part in a series of talks reflecting on the power of skills in transforming lives, economies, and nations. These sessions will spotlight different groups within WorldSkills community

Ms. Gulmina Bilal Ahmad, Chairperson NAVTTC, attended a policy dialogue today as a distinguished speaker titled “Budget and Barriers: Rethinking Inclusive Girls’ Education Financing in Pakistan,” organized by the Pakistan Coalition for Education (PCE) in collaboration with the Malala Fund Pakistan.
The dialogue aimed to unpack key barriers hindering girls’ education — from inequitable budget allocations and inefficient utilization to inadequate facilities, safety concerns, and recurrent climate disruptions — and to identify actionable, evidence-based solutions for more equitable investment in girls’ education.

NAVTTC team visited the Training of Trainers (TOT) sessions in four key sectors — Energy, Agribusiness, Water, and Construction — implemented under the Team Europe TVET Sector Support Programme (SSP) with international consultants. During the visit, the team interacted with the trainers and participants, commending their dedication and commitment to advancing the TVET sector in Pakistan

Executive Director NAVTTC represented the National Vocational & Technical Training Commission, highlighting Pakistan’s ongoing collaboration with Germany in advancing the TVET reform agenda. Executive Director NAVTTC briefed that NAVTTC has developed an innovative outcome-based financing model — the Pakistan Skills Impact Bond (PSIB), which has been formally approved and endorsed by the SIFC, Finance Division, Planning Commission, Law Division, and the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC).