PAKISTAN
It has taken one year—consuming nearly 6,000 hours—to develop the GET Placement Program, which is now fully automated. This journey has reached its culmination. It is one of the most comprehensive programs ever, as it has brought PEC, clients, and industry onto a common platform.
Here in Karachi, we have partnered with 15 clients, including some of the country’s largest national organizations and industries, many of which engaged with PEC for the first time. These organizations provided assurances to onboard trainee engineers and demonstrated their commitment during the dialogue. This was possible due to extensive groundwork carried out by the Council, which helped stakeholders realize that this responsibility also rests with them.
I am confident that this program will be remembered in the years to come. It is set to become a mandatory program within the next five years. Please keep this on record.
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