COTHM Pakistan welcomed Muhammad Ali Ijaz, Deputy Commissioner Lahore, for a distinguished visit highlighting the role of education, professional development and institutional collaboration in shaping future talent.

The visit underscored the importance of cooperation between public institutions and educational organisations in promoting quality education, strengthening professional skills and creating opportunities for young people. Such engagement can help connect educational initiatives with broader development priorities and the evolving needs of the employment market.

COTHM Pakistan focuses on preparing students for careers in hospitality, tourism and culinary arts through industry-relevant education and practical skills development. As these sectors continue to evolve, professional training plays an important role in equipping young people with the knowledge, competencies and workplace readiness required to pursue career opportunities.

The visit also reflected the value of recognising education as a pathway to youth empowerment and economic progress. Collaboration among educational institutions, public authorities and industry stakeholders can contribute to developing a skilled workforce and supporting Pakistan’s hospitality and tourism sectors.

COTHM Pakistan reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing future professionals and leaders by promoting practical learning, professional excellence and skills aligned with industry expectations.

The engagement served as an opportunity to highlight a shared vision of empowering young people, encouraging progress and contributing to Pakistan’s future through education and professional development.