In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at fostering innovation and bridging the gap between academia and industry, the Ministry of Federal Education, in collaboration with the Pakistan Software Technology Board (PSTB), has approved a grant to establish five state-of-the-art Technology Parks in model colleges across the country.

The decision to establish these Technology Parks comes as part of the government’s broader vision to promote technological advancement and equip students with practical skills essential for the 21st-century workforce.

These Technology Parks, to be set up within the premises of model colleges, will serve as dynamic hubs for technology enthusiasts, providing them with a conducive environment to collaborate, innovate, and turn their ideas into reality.

Key features of these parks include rent-free space, free internet access, and electricity, making them accessible to students and aspiring entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds.

Speaking about the initiative, a spokesperson from the Ministry of Federal Education highlighted the significance of this collaboration, stating that it would not only provide students with hands-on experience but also facilitate partnerships between educational institutions and the tech industry.

Furthermore, these Technology Parks are expected to play a vital role in nurturing talent, fostering entrepreneurship, and driving economic growth by creating a conducive ecosystem for technological innovation and development.

The establishment of these Technology Parks in model colleges marks a significant milestone in Pakistan’s journey towards becoming a leading player in the global technology landscape, empowering the youth to harness the power of technology for socioeconomic development.