LAHORE: The Punjab government has launched an internship scheme for agriculture graduates as part of its drive to empower the youth and strengthen the agricultural sector.
As part of the scheme initiated by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, 2,000 graduates will be provided with an internship. The initiative aims to equip young professionals joining the agricultural sector with practical training and monetary assistance.
Punjab Department of Agriculture is managing the program and has introduced a helpline (0800-17000) for questions. Applications may be submitted between 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
The internship scheme is an indication of the Punjab government’s vision for youth development and agricultural research, as stated under “Sona Ugalta Punjab.”.
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