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Daewoo Express partners to empower youth through skill training

Daewoo Express partners to empower youth through skill training

Web Desk September 17, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Lahore: Daewoo Express Pakistan Bus Service Limited has announced a significant initiative aimed at empowering the youth by providing them with specialized training related to bus operations and technology.

According to the CEO of Daewoo Express, the training will cover both old and modern bus technologies, equipping young individuals with practical knowledge and hands-on experience in the field. "This training will enable the youth to become self-reliant and earn a decent livelihood," said the CEO.

Mazhar Iqbal, a senior official from Daewoo, further added that the youth will have the freedom to choose whether they want to work with Daewoo or pursue employment opportunities elsewhere after completing their training.

"Daewoo has always been committed to creating employment opportunities, and this initiative is a continuation of that mission," stated the CEO.

Mazhar Iqbal also acknowledged the valuable support of the Punjab Government in making this youth skill development program possible.

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