Startups, funding rounds, scholarships and opportunities — reported daily for builders across the country.
IT Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja rules out a blanket social media ban for children, requiring tech firms to implement age verification and child safeguards.
The government is formulating a new policy to push domestic value addition in mobile phone manufacturing up to 50 percent.
Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz has unveiled the PKR 1,995.3 billion PIVOT Plan 2026–29 to boost manufacturing, exports, and technology adoption.
TRG Pakistan reported a net profit of PKR 2.75 billion for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, largely owing to mark-to-market changes in its TRGIL holding.
Pakistan launches a $10 million Clean Air Fund to seed local startups building engineering and technology solutions for air pollution.
Pakistani digital lending platform AdalFi is preparing for an initial public offering to raise PKR 652 million at the Pakistan Stock Exchange.
SBP mandates the SMEConnect platform for all SME loan applications from November 1, centralising digital processing and tracking across banks.
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority detects 326 cyber threats and 87 data leaks through continuous dark web monitoring.
The Ministry of Finance directs commercial banks to streamline SME export financing and establish clear processing timelines.
The Punjab School Education Department has deployed a centralized app to track academic progress, teaching quality, and infrastructure across 60,015 public schools.
The State Bank of Pakistan has launched SMEConnect to centralize digital loan applications for small and medium enterprises.
The federal government plans to introduce cybersecurity education across schools, colleges, and universities in Pakistan to combat online threats.
The Government of Sindh will launch an internship program for degree holders this November, paired with market-driven physical short courses with private employers.
The Punjab government opens 78 vacancies in its Artificial Intelligence Delivery Unit across 40 categories, offering tech and policy roles in Lahore.
Degree completion across all 282 Pakistani universities now requires a mandatory three-credit-hour internship, backed by newly established campus Youth Development Centres.