Digital Scholars Programme expands to empower young women
Most outlets highlighted the expansion of the Digital Scholars Programme and its focus on empowering young women with digital skills for an AI-driven future. Business Recorder framed the initiative in the context of Pakistan’s technological development and future readiness, while ProPakistani emphasized Zong’s role as the leading technology partner and linked the launch to the International Day of the Girl Child.
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Zong’s Digital Scholars Program, Empowering Young Women For Pakistan’s AI-Ready Future
Marking the International Day of the Girl Child, Zong, Pakistan’s Leading Technology Services Enterprise, in partnership with Knowledge Platform have… Read More
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Digital scholars programme expands to empower young women
KARACHI: As Pakistan prepares for an increasingly AI-driven future, a new phase of the Digital Scholars Programme aims to equip 10,000 college and university students with essential digital skills, analytical thinking, and problem-solving capabilities, with young women accounting for 60 percent of the targeted participants. Launched by Zong in partnership with Knowledge Platform to mark the Int...
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