Japan needs Pakistani talent
Officials of Japan’s high-tech company held an important meeting with the Federal Minister of IT.
The meeting included Wakako Sakurai, Takashi Horiuchi, Taro Kanazawa, Yuji Tsuchiya and Kongo Hayashi. Japan’s various companies need 8 million IT professionals by 2030.
2 lakh 70 thousand skilled workers are required in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things. There was a discussion on modern IT training for Pakistani talents and opening of centers in universities.
Japanese experts train Pakistani talents and form joint ventures with Pakistani companies. 5000 IT companies, more than 300,000 skilled workers and 20000 graduates are being formed in Pakistan every year. To provide training, Japanese companies should set up centers in Karachi and Lahore as well as in Islamabad.
Cooperation between Pakistan and Japan in the field of IT will be very beneficial for both countries. Pakistan’s time zone, English language and IT skills are globally recognized.
Selection of Pakistani IT experts is not possible without the cooperation of the Ministry of IT. Like the rest of the world, Japan also acknowledges the ability of Pakistani IT and Telecom engineers. Pakistani skilled workers will be offered all the benefits and attractive salaries along with modern training, the Japanese delegation said.
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