Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry(RCCI) Acting President Muhammad Hamza Sarosh on Wednesday said that information and digital technologies were the future skills in which the new generation of Pakistan should acquire special expertise to cope with the challenges of the modern era.
Speaking as Chief Guest at the 7th Multidisciplinary Student Research International Conference at the University of Wah, he emphasized that no nation could progress without focusing on research, adding the youth should promote a culture of research in all walks of life. Pakistan is lucky to have 60 per cent youth in the national population.—APP
