China, Pakistan gear up vocational education cooperation – China Economic Net

By Yuan Xiaona

An online launching ceremony of CCTE model modern Sino-Pak dual diploma joint Technical Education Demonstration Project is held simultaneously on December 8, 2021 in China and Pakistan. [Photo provided to China Economic Net]

SHENZHEN, Dec. 10 (China Economic Net) – China and Pakistan will step up vocational education cooperation under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

An online launching ceremony of CCTE model modern Sino-Pak dual diploma joint Technical Education Demonstration Project was held simultaneously on Wednesday in China and Pakistan.

The Chinese sides consist three Chinese vocational institutes, namely, Shenzhen Institute of Information Technology (SZIIT), Guangdong Construction Polytechnic and Bailie Vocational College of Gansu Province.

They will cooperate with their Pakistani counterparts, including University of Faisalabad in geotechnical, information technology and modern agriculture to train talents for Pakistan, via the CCTE model (Chinese+ Commercial culture + Technology + Employment).

At the launching ceremony, participants also held a dialogue on China-Pakistan cooperation on vocational education.

Wang Hui, president of SZIIT said, “The implement of cooperation program is of great significance to boost the Sino-Pak education cooperation to a wider, deeper and higher-level.”

Wang Hui(4th L), president and other senior officials of Shenzhen Institute of Information Technology attend the online launching ceremony of CCTE model modern Sino-Pak dual diploma joint Technical Education Demonstration Project on December 8, 2021. [Photo provided to China Economic Net]

Ali Salman Siddique, chairman of Technical Education and Vocational Authority (TEVTA) of Punjab Pakistan, said that the Sino-Pak deep cooperation would definitely bring opportunities for Pakistan’s vocational training and education development and be helpful to the development and supply of technical manpower for CPEC.

He hoped to have more communications and exchanges with Chinese professionals in vocational and technical education.

He also planned to lead Pakistani education institutes to visit China’s vocational institutes in the future.

Ali Salman Siddique, chairman of Technical Education and Vocational Authority of Punjab Pakistan addresses at the online launching ceremony of CCTE model modern Sino-Pak dual diploma joint Technical Education Demonstration Project on December 8, 2021. [Photo provided to China Economic Net]

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