Islamabad: The closing ceremony of the mining course at the National University of Technology was held in Islamabad. Eighteen engineers from the Reko Diq project, all from Balochistan, successfully completed specialized training in mining at the university. According to Radio Pakistan, Secretary of the Ministry of Science and Technology, Sajid Baloch, who served as the chief guest during the ceremony, emphasized the government's dedication to fostering the next generation of mining sector leaders. He highlighted the importance of investing in local talent to achieve this goal.
Mining Course Concluded at National University of Technology
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