Punjab has taken a bold step into the future of education and technology. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has announced the establishment of Pakistan’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) University in Lahore. This historic announcement was made during her speech at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum 2025 in Turkey, signaling a new era for the province and the country.
She emphasized that modern education is the key to preparing the young generation for global challenges and opportunities. By focusing on artificial intelligence and advanced technologies, Punjab aims to equip students with skills that are in high demand worldwide.
The AI University in Lahore will provide advanced courses in AI and related fields, helping students gain expertise that opens doors to international careers. Alongside this, Maryam Nawaz highlighted several initiatives to improve education across Punjab, including digital classrooms, scholarships, and recruitment of new teachers to raise the quality of learning. Special attention is being given to girls and children in rural and underdeveloped areas, ensuring that no one is left behind in this journey toward progress.
Another groundbreaking project announced is the Nawaz Sharif Internet City. This digital hub will act as a hub for entrepreneurship, innovation, and startups. It will create new job opportunities for youth, encourage research, and build a modern, connected Punjab ready to compete on the global stage.
These initiatives reflect a clear vision: empowering the youth of Pakistan through education, technology, and innovation. With the launch of the AI University in Lahore and the Nawaz Sharif Internet City, Punjab is setting the foundation for a future where young people are not only prepared for tomorrow’s challenges but also leading the way in shaping them.
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