Core Cognitive, an incubated startup, wins Runner-Up in the Startup Category at OneAI AI Hackathon by Speridian Technologies, earning PKR 200,000 for their impactful AI solutions.

Superbutler.ai selected for NVIDIA Inception Program, enhancing smart digital solutions for hotels, reducing workload, boosting revenue, and improving guest experiences.

NIC Karachi hosts LEAP 2026 panel discussing Saudi Arabia as a high-potential growth market, featuring founder insights, market strategies, and international expansion opportunities.

Eight Endeavor companies and eleven entrepreneurs are advancing business innovation, scaling responsibly, and creating long-term impact across global markets with support from Endeavor.

Cohort-4 founders of Founder Institute participate in a session on go-to-market strategies and scaling fundamentals, focusing on early adopters, acquisition channels, and sustainable growth.

Seven Pakistani startups will pitch at the Citadel Davos Challenge during World Economic Forum 2026, gaining mentorship, global exposure, and access to international investors, aligned with Pakistan’s Vision 2030 and Digital Pakistan initiative.

Paklaunch launches Pioneer, an elite membership offering founders and executives exclusive access to corporate training, global meetups, event passes, and platform promotion to foster growth and leadership.

Shadiyana, a women-led startup based at Daftarkhwan | Alpha, secures $800,000 in pre-seed funding to scale wedding planning technology from Islamabad to Lahore and Karachi.

Daftarkhwan is hiring a Front Desk Officer in Islamabad to manage daily operations, welcome members, and ensure seamless experiences at its coworking space.

Pakistani flexible workspace startup COLABS details its expansion into Saudi Arabia, market challenges at home, funding plans, and ambitions to build a regional MENA platform.

Invest2Innovate and Visa Foundation host a deep-dive session on Pakistan’s climate innovation ecosystem, addressing funding gaps, regulatory hurdles, and scaling opportunities.

Pakistan requires $348 billion in climate investment by 2030, yet 84% of current financing comes from abroad. Experts to discuss solutions on December 18th.