Assam Minister Biswajit Daimary chaired a series of review meetings on Wednesday at the Conference Hall of the Minister’s Office in Janata Bhawan to discuss employment and skill development initiatives. The meetings were attended by officials according to the Ministry's Public Relations Officer.
The first meeting focused on reviewing the Employment Wing under the Directorate of Employment and Craftsmen Training, Assam.
Discussions also covered the bifurcation of the erstwhile Sports and Youth Welfare Department and modalities related to restructuring. Talks were held with representatives from the NCC, Bharat Scouts and Guides, and the Assam Youth Commission to build an integrated framework for youth empowerment.
Subsequent meetings focused on ongoing Memoranda of Understanding and new approaches for partnerships.
Key initiatives discussed included the establishment of a Global Skill Centre in Guwahati and Satellite Global Skill Centres in Silchar, Bongaigaon, and Dibrugarh. Officials also reviewed a proposal for introducing future skills in around 800 schools across Assam alongside strengthening Industrial Training Institutes.
The final meeting under the Indigenous and Tribal Faith and Culture Department discussed the proposal for the Oitijyo Museum Festival 2026.
The meeting reviewed proposals concerning the conservation of the Deoparvat Archaeological Site in Golaghat district, as well as the Garh Doul and Sri Sri Gupteswar Devalaya archaeological sites in Sonitpur district. Discussions also covered the roadmap for the inscription of the Rangpur–Sivasagar Historic Ensemble on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
