KARACHI: The Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) and Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology (SSUET) have agreed to collaborate on advancing skill-based education in Pakistan.
During a meeting, PEC Vice Chairman Mukhtar Shaikh and SSUET Chancellor Muhammad Akbar Ali Khan discussed strategies to bridge the gap between theory and practice in engineering education. Both leaders emphasized the urgent need to develop an industry-ready workforce with practical skills.
Chancellor Akbar Ali Khan termed the collaboration a milestone for shaping the future of technical education, while Mukhtar Shaikh stressed the importance of preparing graduates who exceed industry standards.
The meeting concluded with an exchange of souvenirs, symbolizing mutual respect. Senior PEC and SSUET officials, including vice chancellors, deans, and department heads, also attended the discussion.
