Mumbai, India – September 2024 – The Don Bosco Technical Commission continues to be a driving force in vocational education, producing over 30,000 qualified workers per year: it is the largest private organisation in India, after the government, in this field. This impressive feat was achieved thanks to the combined efforts of the Salesian Technical Institutes (ITI) and the short-term courses offered by DB Tech. To strengthen and advance this mission, heads of technical centres across India gathered in Mumbai from 27 to 30 September for intensive study, reflection and strategic planning. The event was attended by a total of 33 people, including 27 ITI managers and several institutional managers. The meeting, hosted by the Salesian Province of Mumbai,India, was led by Fr George Mathew, under the guidance of Fr Davis Maniparamben John, Superior of the Province of New Delhi. In the early days of the event, participants took part in in-depth sessions and visits, such as those to the renowned Don Bosco Technical Centre in Kurla, a centre of excellence that offers a diverse range of courses, and to the Godrej"production centre. The second day was also attended by Fr Savio Silveira, INB Provincial, who together with Fr Davis started the daily sessions focused on the impact of technology on vocational training and the new educational policy. The last day of the summit was dedicated to strategic planning, a fundamental step in shaping the future of vocational education. In conclusion, Fr Davis encouraged the Commission to continue its work, ensuring that Salesian centres remain at the forefront of the workforce revolution in India.