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SIFC, Huawei to train 300,000 Pakistanis in IT skills

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The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) plays a crucial role in promoting investment and development in the telecom sector. With SIFC’s support, the Chinese telecom company Huawei has announced plans to provide IT training to 300,000 Pakistanis. As part of this initiative, Huawei will offer advanced IT training to 60,000 individuals and basic IT training to 240,000 participants. Additionally, with SIFC’s collaboration, Huawei and the …

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SIFC, Huawei to train 300,000 Pakistanis in IT skills

The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) plays a crucial role in promoting investment and development in the telecom sector. With SIFC’s support, the Chinese telecom company Huawei has announced plans to provide IT training to 300,000 Pakistanis. As part of this initiative, Huawei will offer advanced IT training to 60,000 individuals and basic IT training to 240,000 participants. Additionally, with SIFC’s collaboration, Huawei and the …

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