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May be you are right sir but this had to be done by the previous govt. It takes years and decades before you can have sufficient and well skilled labor but previous govt of PPP and PMLn both sabotaged the education system in general and vocational training in particular. Dr Atta-ur-Rehman had made excellent plans to this end by inviting top universities in Pakistan to open their campuses and many projects were in the later stages of planning but PPP's anti-awam govt cancelled all of those projects and none of the patwaris (PMLn) objected...hence they were part and parcel of that decision making in 2008. If those projects were allowed to complete, today we will have some very skilled people coming out of those schools who could easily fuel the progress of the industry in the country. The investor seeks such places where very skilled labour is available in sufficient numbers and at reasonable wages.Pakistan has lots of skilled labour, it is just skilled in wrong/outdated/obsolete trades, and the reason for this is our "general local economic structure" which provides the relevant jobs for these skilled workers in obsolete trades. The change has to come from the top where a "new modern local economic structure" is installed according to 21st century manufacturing and logistic practices which will then force the change the trade of expertise of the existing and new skilled workers in that new economic model.