Innovista will hold a Quantum Computing Awareness Session in Islamabad on November 18, 2026, to explain how quantum computing works, why it matters and where the field could lead. The session starts at 3:00 PM at Innovista Rawal, Avenue Mall, Sector A, DHA Phase 1, Islamabad. The poster of the event carries the line Pakistan’s Quantum Ready Workforce Starts Here, and the announcement asks what could become possible if the rules of computing were rewritten. It describes quantum computing as a remarkable new frontier, and it invites those who are curious about the subject to take a first step towards becoming quantum ready.
The session will be led by professionals and practitioners from the national ecosystem, in collaboration with the Quantum Computing Lab (QUAID) at the School of Interdisciplinary Engineering and Sciences (SINES) of the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST). The involvement of a university laboratory that works on quantum computing places academic expertise next to the practical experience of professionals, so participants can hear from people who study the technology and from those who work with it. The announcement does not list the names of the speakers or the detailed agenda, and it presents the event as an introduction to the field rather than as a technical training course.
Interested participants can register through the registration link that Innovista has shared. The poster also lists the contact details of the organizer, who can be reached at the telephone number +92 (051) 6169944 and through the website innovista.pk, and on social media under the name innovistaofficialpk. The call to save the date suggests that the organizers expect participants to plan ahead, and the announcement does not say whether there is a fee or a limit on the number of seats, so those who wish to attend should check the registration page for the conditions.
The announcement uses the phrase quantum ready workforce, which links the awareness session to the wider aim of preparing people in Pakistan for a technology that is still at an early stage. By offering a session that explains how quantum computing works and why it matters, Innovista aims to introduce students, professionals and others to the subject before they decide whether to study it further. The post was shared with the hashtags InnoVista, QuantumComputing and QuantumWorkforcePakistan, and the session on November 18 is the first step in the effort that the organizers have described towards building that workforce.
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