
The idea behind organizing the United Nations World
Youth Skills Day on every 15th July year is to
design a master plan for skilling the youth in
different areas with a view to not only solving the
burning problem of unemployment in different
countries but to also prepare a competent cadre of
job givers rather than job seekers by providing
skill based training in the specialised areas of
entrepreneurial leadership, latest technologies,
know-how and managerial competence for production
and marketing of products and services all over the
world.
The event bring together policymakers, education
leaders, scientists, innovators, entrepreneurs and
students to discuss how young people can be
empowered with the skills needed for the future. A
good number of students and members of faculty from
schools and colleges in NCR of Delhi also attended
the event. .
The World Youth Skills Day 2026 programme was inaugurated by Dr Raj Bhushan
Choudhary, Union Minister of State for Jal Shakti,
Government of India, who was the Chief Guest at the
conference. The event was also graced by
distinguished Scientists including Dr V.K. Saraswat,
Former Member, NITI Aayog and Former Director
General, DRDO; Prof. E. Balagurusamy, Former Member
UPSC and Former Vice Chancellor, Anna University;
Prof. K.K. Pant, Director, IIT Roorkee; Ambassador
Akhilesh Mishra, Prof RK Khandal Former Vice
Chancellor UPTU and President R&D Glycol, Dr Mahesh
Verma, Vice Chancellor GGSIPU, Dr Prateek Sharma,
Vice Chancellor DTU, Er VK Yadav, Former Chairman
Railway Board, Dr V Suresh, Former CMD HUDCO and Dr
Mahavir Singh, Principal Director, KIIT and Former
Chief Scientist, NPL among others. Prof PR Trivedi,
Executive Director W-AHEAD presented the opening
remarks and Prof HRP Yadav, Former Secretary IE(I)
coordinated the program as Organising Secretary.
The National Institute of Skilling is
dedicated to transforming the landscape of skill development in the
nation. With a clear vision, robust objectives, and a strategic
roadmap, NIS aims to empower individuals with the skills necessary
to thrive in a dynamic and competitive world. By fostering
partnerships, embracing innovation, and ensuring inclusivity, NIS is
poised to become a global leader in skill development.
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