The 2025 College Graduates Recruitment Fair, jointly organized by the All Pakistan Chinese Enterprises Association and the Pakistan National Vocational and Technical Training Commission, was held on the 27th at the Pakistan China Friendship Center in Islamabad. Wajiha Kamal, State Minister of the Federal Ministry of Education and Vocational Training of Pakistan, said in his speech, "Chinese enterprises transform the achievements of the construction of the China Pakistan Economic Corridor into real employment opportunities, which is a trust for Pakistani youth and investment in the future. It is believed that today's training of young people will inject impetus into the future prosperity and development of Pakistan and China." Wang Huihua, president of the All Pakistan Chinese Enterprises Association, said that the member enterprises of the Association are not only practitioners of the China Pakistan Economic Corridor, but also make positive contributions to Pakistan's industrialization and modernization. The Chinese funded enterprises participating in this conference will not only provide employment opportunities for young students in Pakistan, but also provide them with a learning platform for growth and development, helping young people open the door to future success. Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan Jiang Zaidong stated that China encourages enterprises to actively give back to the local society. China is willing to explore with Pakistan the creation of a new platform for two-way interaction between schools and enterprises in talent cultivation and youth employment within the framework of pragmatic cooperation between the two countries, to help Pakistan transform the demographic dividend into talent advantages. At the job fair, 20 Chinese funded enterprises provided about 500 job opportunities, and about 4300 graduates from Pakistan applied on-site. The reporter saw that the job fair was crowded with people and the atmosphere was lively. Young students from multiple universities in Pakistan have submitted resumes to their desired Chinese companies. Mohammad Tahir Yusuf, a graduate of the Civil Engineering program at the National University of Science and Technology of Pakistan, said, "The China Pakistan Economic Corridor project has helped Pakistan build many dams and roads, and my major is related to this, so I submitted my resume to companies such as' China Construction '. Chinese engineers have a high level of technical expertise, and I hope to learn from them to improve myself