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WWF Pakistan Opens Conservation Pathfinders AI Workshop Applications for Students From Grade 8 to Undergraduate

WWF-Pakistan’s Conservation Pathfinders is a certified, hands-on workshop on sustainable AI in conservation and green business. Students apply by 6 December 2026.

SZABIST ORIC Opens ZEN Cohort 4 Applications With PKR 200000 Support for Karachi Startup Founders

SZABIST University’s ORIC is accepting ideas for ZEN Cohort 4, offering up to PKR 200,000, incubation space, training and legal support. Apply by 17 December 2026.
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Global venture funding hits $425B in 2025 with record AI deals and valuation surge

Global venture funding rose 30% in 2025 to $425B, driven by AI megadeals, record valuations, and concentrated capital flows into top private companies.

Indus Valley Capital Secures First Exit with AI Startup Jams Acquired by OpenAI

Indus Valley Capital marks its first exit as AI startup Jams, founded by Pakistani entrepreneurs Asad Awan and Hamza Aftab, joins OpenAI—highlighting the VC’s success in backing global Pakistani founders and expanding its investment model.

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WWF Pakistan Opens Conservation Pathfinders AI Workshop Applications for Students From Grade 8 to Undergraduate

WWF-Pakistan’s Conservation Pathfinders is a certified, hands-on workshop on sustainable AI in conservation and green business. Students apply by 6 December 2026.

SZABIST ORIC Opens ZEN Cohort 4 Applications With PKR 200000 Support for Karachi Startup Founders

SZABIST University’s ORIC is accepting ideas for ZEN Cohort 4, offering up to PKR 200,000, incubation space, training and legal support. Apply by 17 December 2026.

Endeavor Pakistan Names Lawyer Mubariz Siddiqui Managing Director to Find High Growth Founders Across Economy

Endeavor Pakistan appoints Mubariz Siddiqui, founder of Carbon Law, as Managing Director, with a first priority of finding high growth founders across every sector.

Pakistan Prepares Low Cost Machinery Loans For Exporters to Ease SME Access To Finance Barriers

Minister Bilal Azhar Kayani says exporters can borrow for machinery at 2 percent for two years and 5 percent for eight more, as the government eases SME finance.