ICCI President said by grooming its young talent, Pakistan can not only avail the services of a trained and professionally developed manpower, it can be placed in an enviable position to export technically developed and skilled human resource without facing any serious problem of brain drain to boost remittances, economy, alleviate poverty and set pace for entrepreneurship in the country by expatriates. He said in the past Pakistan has been exporting unskilled and semi skilled human resource, however, in recent years the requirement of manpower import has changed drastically in most of the Middle East, Gulf States, and emerging economies as well as in developed economies. He said now they need technically skilled and professional manpower to meet requirement of their expanding economies and this situation creates tremendous opportunities for Pakistan to enhance its manpower export by developing them according to modern requirements.  He said in order to fully benefit from economic opportunity in the not distant future; the government should make human resource development a national project with huge investment to be executed on priority basis.