PAKISTAN – Corporate News
NETSOL Technologies Limited has announced that its sub-subsidiary, NETSOL Institute of Artificial Intelligence (Pvt.) Ltd., has entered into a landmark partnership with the National Vocational & Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) to train 1,600 individuals in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Data Science, and Cybersecurity.
This strategic collaboration represents a major step forward in building Pakistan’s digital talent ecosystem, addressing the rapidly growing demand for skilled professionals in emerging technologies across both local and global markets.
Endorsing the initiative, Mr. Salim Ghauri, CEO and Founder of NETSOL Technologies, stated:“This milestone initiative aims to develop a robust pipeline of skilled digital professionals, aligning with Pakistan’s vision for a thriving digital economy. By addressing the urgent need for future-ready talent, the collaboration reinforces NETSOL’s ongoing commitment to national capacity building and global tech competitiveness.”
The partnership underscores NETSOL’s continued leadership in advancing technology education and promoting innovation, ensuring that Pakistan remains at the forefront of the global digital transformation, the information share on PSX said. –
ER News Desk
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