The main executor of the program Suzhou Vocational University is located in one of China’s major manufacturing bases Suzhou, from where a considerable amount of “Made in China” products are exported to markets throughout the world. And the achievement is in part attributed to its developed vocational education system. “With all the skills I’ve learned in Suzhou, I now have the capability to devote to the manufacturing development of Pakistan,” said one of the student representatives who has won the scholarship for three consecutive years. In terms of their future plan, 20 have received letters of admission from different Chinese universities for undergraduate study, 12 will finish internship and enter into the job market, and the rest have planned further study in Russia, Italy, or other countries. “The elder local experienced workers are devoid of the knowledge and skills to operate the machines imported from China. In this condition, I realize it’s a prerequisite to developing vocational training for young people to rejuvenate Pakistan’s manufacturing industry,” said Li Wenyu. Li afterward introduced Suzhou Vocational University to the educational department of GB and facilitated the two parties to launch the CPEC Culture Communication Center. INP/javed