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COTHM Kamalia Signs MoU to Expand Skills and Career Opportunities

COTHM Kamalia Signs MoU to Expand Skills and Career Opportunities

COTHM Kamalia has taken an important step towards expanding opportunities in skills development, education and professional growth with the formal signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

The MoU was signed by Ahmad Shafiq, Founder, President & CEO, COTHM Global, and Syed Tariq Mahmood ul Hassan, Former Special Assistant to the Prime Minister for Overseas & Human Resources, Former Managing Director, Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal, and twice Vice Chairperson, Punjab Overseas Commission.

The collaboration reflects a shared focus on creating greater pathways for skills development and employability, while supporting young people in accessing professional learning and career-oriented opportunities.

Through this initiative, COTHM Kamalia aims to contribute to the development of practical and market-relevant skills, helping students and aspiring professionals strengthen their capabilities and prepare for evolving workplace requirements.

The partnership also highlights the importance of connecting education with professional development and broader career opportunities. By creating stronger links between skills-based education and employment pathways, such collaborations can support students in building the knowledge, confidence and competencies required for their future careers.

International opportunities also form part of the shared vision, with the collaboration looking towards pathways that can help Pakistani youth explore wider professional prospects and develop skills relevant to international markets.

The MoU marks another step in COTHM’s efforts to expand its educational and skills-development network and create opportunities that connect learning with employability and professional growth.

COTHM Kamalia looks forward to building on this collaboration and contributing to a more skilled, career-ready generation of Pakistani youth.

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