NIC Islamabad will host HealthTech Horizon Week 2025 on August 19, highlighting clinical evidence, startup showcases, expert panels, and workshops to advance digital health in Pakistan.

NIC Islamabad is organizing an open house on August 18, 2025, bringing together policymakers, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders to explore programs driving innovation in Pakistan.

Humanitas has signed an MoU with IBA’s Center for Entrepreneurial Development to integrate problem-solving, creativity, and resilience into classrooms through hands-on projects and mentorship.

An exclusive online panel at 6:30 PM PKT brings together leading investors and VCs from across South Asia to discuss funding trends, investor expectations, and strategies for founders seeking capital.

Ignite National Technology Fund has begun work on Pakistan’s first Centre of Excellence in Gaming and Animation, a Rs. 2.52 billion project led by HUM Networks to drive innovation, training, and growth in the sector.

OPEN Global Karachi is set to host an exclusive Power Hour networking event on August 18, 2025, featuring OPEN Global President Tariq Khan to connect Pakistani entrepreneurs and professionals with global opportunities.

Applications are open for XSeed Incubation Program 2.0—an equity-free, research-backed program by INSEAD and NIC Karachi providing startups with mentorship, virtual training, and networking.

Telenor Velocity partners with women-led health startup FitHer to drive innovation in digital health and wellness for women in Pakistan, offering support in app design, business strategy, and integration with Telenor’s digital health platform.

Boston Health AI, in collaboration with Systems Limited, launches Hami, the world’s first AI-powered physician assistant designed to transform healthcare access, enhance clinical workflows, and empower physicians globally.

NIC Karachi has signed an MoU with CodeGirls, led by Shamim Rajani, to foster gender inclusivity in Pakistan’s tech sector through mentoring, training, and awareness programs.

UN Women Pakistan, with KOICA’s support, has launched the Digital Startup Roundtable Series in Islamabad to empower young women entrepreneurs with digital skills, mentorship, and market access.

Pak-Saudi Startup Hub invites Pakistani startups to apply for its Riyadh-based incubation program, offering mentorship, investor access, and market entry support. Limited spots available.