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pakistan Updated 18–19 Sep 2026

US Embassy completes STEAM programme for 100+ Pakistani innovators

HarZaviya summary · from 2 outlets

Most outlets led with the completion of the US Embassy’s STEAM programme and the number of participants trained. The Express Tribune highlighted the hands-on skills taught, such as digital modelling, coding, and 3D printing. The Daily Times provided similar details but framed the information as part of a statement from the embassy. Both outlets focused on the programme’s technical aspects and participant count without additional context or framing.

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  1. US Embassy completes STEAM programme for 100+ Pakistani innovators

    The US Embassy in Pakistan has completed its “STEAM Builder” programme, training more than 100 participants in 3D printing, coding and digital modelling, according to a statement issued by the embassy on Friday. The programme, delivered in collaboration with Pakistani technology firm AzCorps, brought together participants and trainers from six Lincoln Corners across Pakistan for […]

  2. The Express Tribune 92% identical

    US Embassy completes STEAM programme for 100+ Pakistani innovators

    Initiative provided participants with hands-on experience in digital modelling, coding and 3D printing

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