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Noon Showcases AI Powered Education Platform To Punjab Office

  • July 24, 2026
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A delegation from Noon Education for Everyone, led by Global Director of Partnerships Umair Babar Chishti, visited the Office of AI to meet Advisor to the Chief Minister of Punjab Ali Dar and showcase the organization’s AI enabled education platform. The meeting gave officials at the Office of AI a firsthand look at how the platform integrates artificial intelligence into classroom learning tools currently being introduced across the province.

Two young students accompanying the delegation presented apps they had built themselves and shared their broader learning journey with Ali Dar during the meeting, with one student going as far as inviting him to try out a game he had developed independently. The inclusion of student led demonstrations gave the visit a practical dimension, allowing officials to see direct examples of how young learners engaging with the platform have gone on to build their own applications and projects.

The Noon team also presented an AI powered two way learning tool designed to make education more engaging, personalized, and accessible for students across Punjab. The tool is built to adapt to individual student needs, reflecting a broader trend among education technology providers toward platforms capable of adjusting content and pacing based on how each student engages with the material, rather than relying on a uniform one size fits all curriculum.

The visit adds to a series of engagements between the Office of AI and private sector education technology providers as Punjab continues expanding its use of artificial intelligence tools in schools across the province. Earlier initiatives, including a Google for Education Center of Excellence in Lahore aimed at equipping schools with AI powered tools and teacher training, reflect the province’s broader push to position itself as a leader in technology enabled education. Continued outreach from platforms like Noon suggests growing interest among edtech providers in aligning their tools with Punjab’s evolving digital education strategy.

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