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World Trade Center Mumbai hosted the 18th Foundation Day of Sarthak Educational Trust and the Pre-International Assessments for the International Abilympics Finland 2027, organised by Sarthak Educational Trust in collaboration with the National Abilympic Association of India (NAAI). The event marked the official launch of India's Road to the 11th International Abilympics – Finland 2027, signalling the country's mission to field its largest-ever contingent at the global Work Skill Olympics (Abilympics) for Persons with Disabilities.
World Trade Center Mumbai has consistently supported the empowerment of Persons with Disabilities through inclusive employment, skill development and capacity-building initiatives.
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World Trade Center Mumbai has also implemented a 2 percent reservation for persons with disabilities in its workforce and established a dedicated Skill Centre for Persons with Disabilities to support skill development, employability and career growth. These initiatives underscore its commitment to equal opportunity and empowerment through education and capacity building.
Addressing the gathering, Governor Jishnu Dev Varma said, “congratulations to all the National Abilympics champions. As we move towards Viksit Bharat, we must create an ecosystem that provides equal opportunities and enables every Person with Disability to realise their full potential. Technology and AI must be harnessed with justice, compassion and vision to build an inclusive future for all."
Dr. Jitender Aggarwal, Founder & CEO, Sarthak Educational Trust and Secretary General, National Abilympic Association of India, said, "Our vision for Finland 2027 is to send India's biggest-ever contingent, backed by world-class training, industry partnerships and a strong ecosystem of support. Through sustained collaboration between government, corporates, academia and civil society, we are creating pathways to global excellence, sustainable livelihoods and a more inclusive India."
Ms. Priya Pansare, Director, Trade and Investment Promotion, World Trade Center Mumbai, while delivering vote of thanks, said, “World Trade Center Mumbai has always been at the forefront of supporting initiatives that promote social inclusion, skill development, entrepreneurship, and employment generation. It has been our privilege to partner with Sarthak over the years, and we deeply appreciate the organisation’s outstanding efforts in empowering persons with disabilities.”