Startups, funding rounds, scholarships and opportunities — reported daily for builders across the country.
Small for-profit enterprises in Pakistan can apply for up to £250,000 in grant funding for AI-enabled financial health solutions.
JazzWorld and PITB signed an agreement on November 10, 2026, to test AI governance tools, digital helplines, and healthcare platforms across Punjab.
Karachi eatery The Sicilian introduces locally built robot waitresses Robia and Jojo, engineered in Multan by local startup Cobot.
NUST-incubated startup RLabs takes top honors at Plug and Play's Silicon Valley Summit after competing against 17 international startups.
Pakistan triples the PM Youth Loan Scheme cap to PKR 25 million, drops eligibility age to 18, and reserves 30% of funds for women.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif orders time-bound targets for Pakistan's digital payments system, replacing cheque transactions with Raast.
IESCO launches QR code payments across its service region, allowing electricity consumers to pay monthly bills and demand notices instantly via mobile apps.
Pakistan's services export revenue rose 22.6% to $2.72 billion in Q1 FY27, led by $1.246 billion from IT and telecom exports.
HEC opens DLSI 3.0 Cohort 4 registration, giving university students and faculty six months of free access to over 25,000 Coursera courses and credentials.
Incubated at NICAT, Pakistani AI startup RLabs took home the GOAL Startup Award at Plug and Play's Silicon Valley summit as it prepares to enter the US market.
Pakistan and Sudan move to sign an MoU on combating cybercrime, expanding police training and extending NADRA-backed civil identity systems.
The FBR has opened a mechanism on the IRIS portal allowing registered taxpayers to amend or cancel sales tax invoices past the 72-hour window with commissioner approval.
The University of Liverpool has opened a fully funded 3.5-year PhD studentship in chemistry for the 2026-27 academic year.
The KP government has proposed a PKR 2 billion budget for a 3-month paid internship scheme offering PKR 30,000 monthly to 20,000 graduates.
Pakistani IT graduates and freelancers can claim up to Rs. 70,000 in exam fee refunds under the PM IT Certification Reimbursement Program.