The immense international demand for engineers specializing in Extra-Low Voltage systems was highlighted at Khairpur College of Agricultural and Management Sciences, where experts urged Pakistani youth to acquire modern technical qualifications to secure lucrative jobs in developed countries and the Gulf region.
The seminar, held on Monday, was a joint initiative of Khairpur College of Agricultural and Management, ATI Institute, and M-Stack Technologies International Private Limited, and was attended by a large and enthusiastic number of students, young engineers, and faculty members.
Engineer Arif Maqsood Soomro, Managing Director of M-Stack Technologies and the event’s chief trainer, addressed the participants, stating that ELV systems are the foundation of modern construction, industry, and urban development.
He provided a comprehensive overview of key technologies, including CCTV, access control, fire alarm systems, fiber optics, structured cabling, telecommunications, and smart building infrastructure.
Soomro pointed out the excellent job opportunities in Europe, North America, and especially in Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, arising from the development of smart cities and mega-infrastructure projects. He encouraged the participants to acquire these skills to present a positive image of Pakistan in the global market.
KCAMS Principal Professor Dr. Ali Raza Shah stated that quality education is not possible without modern technical training. He affirmed that the institution is focused on providing students with practical skills, not just academic credentials, to prepare them to become world-class professionals.
The session included live demonstrations and a practical training component, along with a question-and-answer segment, which was highly appreciated by the participants.