Kerala Aims to Become Talent Capital with Permute 2025 Skilling Festival

Kerala is set to host Permute 2025, a major skilling festival organized by GTECH. Inaugurated by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, the event aims to bolster the state's workforce through MuLearn, a platform fostering skill development. Over 2,000 delegates are expected, discussing future education and career transformations.

In a bid to position Kerala as India's talent hub, GTECH is organizing 'Permute 2025', a grand skilling festival on March 29. Slated to commence at the Tagore Theatre, the event will be inaugurated by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.

The festival will unveil MuLearn, an innovative platform aimed at equipping the youth with skills for next-generation jobs. MuLearn endeavors to bridge academia, industry, and skilling agencies to foster a talent-rich environment in Kerala. VK Mathews, GTECH's chairman, highlighted the necessity of reskilling and upskilling in an era driven by technologies like Artificial Intelligence.

Finance Minister K N Balagopal is set to deliver the closing remarks, underscoring the festival's mission to tackle educational challenges and promote digital fluency. The festival will host over 2,000 delegates, offering diverse zones and announcing key partnerships with tech giants like Google and Amazon.

(With inputs from agencies.)