ASPIRE Pakistan has launched My FYP, My Startup, a self-paced LMS programme that trains students to turn final year projects into startups and unlocks an AI tool called FYP Magic.
Accelerate Punjab has opened applications for Multan Cohort 1 for women, offering free incubation, mentorship, legal support and networking to turn ideas into startups.
OPEN Islamabad met with representatives from the Ministry of IT and Telecommunication and PSEB to connect Pakistan's entrepreneurial ecosystem with global opportunities.
OPEN Islamabad has launched its AI Special Interest Group with a first session on AI Governance and Cybersecurity on July 16, 2026, at COWORK24 Gulberg Greens Islamabad, featuring Dr Rafae Bhatti, CISO of Thunes Financial Services and Founder of ClaritasGRC.ai.
OPEN Islamabad has officially launched an AI Special Interest Group bringing together founders, developers, researchers, and tech leaders to drive collaborative innovation, mentorship, and ecosystem building around artificial intelligence and responsible tech policy.
OPEN Lahore, in collaboration with OPEN Islamabad and OPEN Karachi, is hosting a webinar on June 7, 2026, featuring California-based immigration attorney Erum Choudhry, covering the latest United States visa pathways and startup-focused immigration programmes for Pakistani founders.
Sidra U., Founder of InspireMill, has been elected President of OPEN Islamabad, bringing her experience in digital tools and rural entrepreneurship to Pakistan’s leading professional tech network.
ASPIRE Pakistan has launched My FYP, My Startup, a self-paced LMS programme that trains students to turn final year projects into startups and unlocks an AI tool called FYP Magic.
Accelerate Punjab has opened applications for Multan Cohort 1 for women, offering free incubation, mentorship, legal support and networking to turn ideas into startups.
Accelerate Punjab, an initiative of Punjab Information Technology Board, held outreach sessions at two universities in Multan to connect with students and aspiring founders.
Dealroom data highlights Pakistan’s $4.2 billion technology sector valuation, startup funding landscape, venture capital challenges, and the role of diaspora-led global companies.