The Board of Investment (BOI), operating under the Prime Minister’s Office, has announced several job openings for 2024 as part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor Industrial Cooperation Development Project (CPEC-ICDP). This initiative, funded by the Public Sector Development Program (PSDP), aims to strengthen industrial collaboration between Pakistan and China under the broader CPEC framework.
The BOI is seeking applications from qualified and experienced professionals for various positions under the CPEC-ICDP. These roles will be offered on a contractual basis, initially for one year, with the possibility of extension based on individual performance and the continuation of the project. The hiring is seen as a step toward bolstering the operational capabilities of the CPEC initiative, which remains a cornerstone of Pakistan’s economic development strategy.
Application Process
Candidates interested in applying for these positions must submit their applications through the National Testing Service (NTS) platform. Detailed application guidelines, along with necessary forms, are available on the official NTS website. All applications must be submitted within 15 days of the advertisement’s publication to be considered for these positions.
For more information regarding the positions, candidates can reach out to Lt. Col Shakeel Ahmad Shah (Retd), Industrial & Special Economic Zones (SEZ) Manager, at the PM Office Board of Investment. The office is located on the 4th Floor of the Evacuee Trust Complex in Islamabad’s F-5/1 sector.
Significance of CPEC-ICDP
The CPEC-ICDP project is a critical component of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, focusing on fostering industrial cooperation, creating job opportunities, and attracting foreign investment into Pakistan. By recruiting competent professionals, the BOI aims to accelerate the project’s implementation and ensure its long-term success.
This announcement is expected to attract a pool of highly skilled applicants, offering them an opportunity to contribute to one of Pakistan’s most significant economic ventures. The roles present a chance to work at the intersection of policy and industry, making meaningful contributions to the country’s development.
