巴基斯坦高等教育委员会（HEC）为信德省200名农业专业毕业生开设了为期14天的预备课程。这些学员将根据总理能力建设倡议，赴华参加专项培训。
该速成课程于3月4日至3月17日在坦多詹的信德农业大学举办，旨在为入选学员赴中国高校开展现代农业技术短期专业培训做好行前准备。
官方公告称，该项目由巴基斯坦高等教育委员会牵头实施，是政府“1000名农业专业人才赴华短期培训”计划的一部分。
公告表示：“在高等教育委员会的推动下，本项目目前正为来自信德省的200名优秀学员赴华做准备。”
有关官员表示，此次培训旨在让学员接触全球先进经验与创新农业技术，助力解决气候变化影响、粮食安全等巴基斯坦本土关键问题。
高等教育委员会总干事阿伊莎·伊克拉姆为入选学员开展线上授课，强调青年骨干在将现代农业技术带回巴基斯坦农业领域中的重要作用。
这批信德省学员是全国大型项目的组成部分，该项目已先后输送数百名农业专业人才赴华培训。
本周早些时候，高等教育委员会宣布，已有885名巴基斯坦农业专业人才在中国顶尖高校完成高级培训并回国，以“骨干讲师”身份助力本国农业现代化。
学员经严格选拔产生，接受的专项培训涵盖人工智能农业、无人机技术、先进育种技术、现代水资源管理系统等领域。
待这200名信德省学员完成速成课程并赴华后，政府提出的1000名巴基斯坦青年农业专家赴华培训目标预计将全部实现，这将进一步推动巴基斯坦农业现代化进程、提升国家粮食安全保障水平。
“ The Higher Education Commission (HEC), Pakistan has launched a 14-day preparatory course for 200 agriculture graduates from Sindh who are set to travel to China for specialized training under the prime minister’s capacity-building initiative.
The crash course, being held at Sindh Agriculture University in Tandojam from March 4 to March 17, is designed to prepare the selected candidates before their departure to Chinese universities for short-term professional training in modern agricultural practices.
According to an official statement, the program is facilitated by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) as part of the government’s initiative titled “Short-Term Trainings of 1,000 Agricultural Professionals in China.”
“This program, facilitated by the HEC, is currently preparing 200 talented trainees from Sindh for their upcoming departure to China,” the statement said.
Officials said the training aims to expose participants to global best practices and innovative agricultural technologies so they can help address key local challenges, including climate change impacts and food security.
HEC Director General Aayesha Ikram delivered an online lecture to the selected candidates, highlighting the role of youth leadership in bringing modern agricultural technologies back to Pakistan’s farming sector.
The Sindh group forms part of a larger national initiative that has already trained hundreds of agricultural professionals in China.
Earlier this week, the HEC announced that 885 Pakistani agricultural professionals had completed advanced training at leading Chinese universities and returned home as “master trainers” to support the modernization of the country’s agriculture sector.
Selected through a competitive process, the participants received specialized training in areas such as artificial intelligence-driven agriculture, drone technology, advanced seed production and modern water management systems.
With the departure of the 200 professionals from Sindh, following their crash course, the government’s target of training 1,000 young Pakistani agricultural experts in China is expected to be completed, further strengthening Pakistan’s efforts to modernize its farming sector and improve national food security.”
