AI Steps Into Education to Ease Teachers Workload in Pakistan

Islamabad Artificial intelligence is making its way into Pakistan’s classrooms, offering tools designed to help teachers focus more on student engagement and learning while automating routine tasks such as grading and lesson planning. According to officials, AI-powered platforms can generate interactive lesson plans in seconds, streamline administrative work, and provideContinue Reading

IT Minister Meets PTCL, Etisalat CEOs to Discuss Telecom Development

Federal Minister for IT & Telecommunication Shaza Khawaja held a high-level meeting with Khalifa AlShamsi, CEO of Etisalat International, and Hatem Bamatraf, CEO of PTCL, to review key developments in Pakistan’s telecom sector and ongoing digital infrastructure initiatives. Officials discussed progress on the PTCL–Telenor merger, aimed at consolidating the telecomContinue Reading

HEC, British Council Finalise Research Excellence Framework for Pakistan

Islamabad Pakistan’s Higher Education Commission (HEC), in collaboration with the British Council, has finalised a Research Excellence Framework (REF) aimed at strengthening research quality, governance and real-world impact across the country’s universities. The framework was concluded following a five-day consultative workshop involving experts from the University of Sussex, as PakistanContinue Reading

How Nayatel’s Dark Fiber Is Giving Enterprises Greater Control Over Their Networks

For many enterprises, managing digital infrastructure has become increasingly complex as businesses rely more heavily on cloud services, data-intensive applications and real-time connectivity. Shared internet connections, often prone to congestion and inconsistent performance, can struggle to meet these growing demands. Dark fiber is emerging as an alternative, offering organisations aContinue Reading