Our Correspondent
KARAK:Khushal Khan Khattak University Karak (KKKUK) today successfully organized a one day training program on commercial mushroom farming, aimed at equipping students and community members with valuable skills for entrepreneurial ventures and economic empowerment. The event, held at the university, was a collaborative effort between the Office of Research, Innovation, and Commercialization (ORIC) KKKUK, the District Youth Affairs Office Karak, and the Deputy Commissioner Office Karak.
The training featured a comprehensive presentation by resource person Muhammad Zeeshan, who delved into the intricacies and significant economic potential of mushroom farming. His detailed insights highlighted the importance of this sector for income generation and sustainable development in the region.
The training saw enthusiastic participation from both students and active members of the local community, reflecting a keen interest in exploring new avenues for livelihood and skill development.
Distinguished guests and officials present at the training included Mr. Kamran Wazir, District Youth Officer Karak; Prof. Nimat Ullah, Afrasiab, Manager ORIC , Umair Ud Din, Lecturer and Shabeer Ullah, Lecturer in Media Studies. These esteemed individuals actively participated in the training and later distributed certificates to the organizers, acknowledging their efforts in making the event a success.
“We are delighted with the overwhelming response to this training program,” stated Manager ORIC “Commercial mushroom farming holds immense potential for our youth and community members to establish their own businesses and contribute to the local economy. Our collaboration with the District Youth Affairs Office and the Deputy Commissioner Office is a testament to our commitment to fostering practical skills and entrepreneurship in Karak.”
The initiative underscores KKKUK’s dedication to community engagement and its role in promoting innovative agricultural practices that can lead to enhanced economic opportunities for the people of Karak.
