LORALAI | Deputy Commissioner Loralai Capt. (Retd.) Muhammad Haseeb Shuja has said the establishment of the Loralai IT Hub will provide young people with modern digital skills and professional training, helping them access new employment and business opportunities.
DC reviews IT hub preparations and first-course admission test, orders remaining work completed within two days and merit-based selection
He made the remarks during an inspection of the IT hub, where he reviewed the project’s completion status, available facilities and preparations for its formal inauguration.
Officials briefed the deputy commissioner on infrastructure improvements, technical equipment, remaining work and proposed training programs.
Shuja expressed satisfaction that nearly all deficiencies identified during an earlier inspection had been addressed and directed officials to complete the remaining work within two days.
Loralai IT Hub to Equip Youth with Digital Skills: DC Shuja
He emphasized that all technical equipment, training facilities, cleanliness arrangements and other essential services must be fully operational before the hub opens.
During the visit, the deputy commissioner also inspected the admission test center for the hub’s first training course, reviewing examination arrangements and procedures to ensure transparency.
He directed the relevant staff to conduct admissions strictly on merit, providing equal opportunities to qualified and talented candidates.
Highlighting the growing importance of information technology, Shuja said digital skills and practical training were essential for preparing young people to meet changing professional demands and participate in the digital economy.
He reaffirmed the district administration’s commitment to supporting youth development through modern technical education and skills training.
According to the district administration, preparations for the IT hub’s inauguration are in their final stages, with training activities expected to begin following its formal opening.
