10Pearls has welcomed the Pakistan Software Export Board as an Outreach Partner for Women Tech Quest 2026, adding another institutional partner to the platform ahead of its tenth edition. The collaboration aims to strengthen Pakistan’s technology ecosystem by leveraging PSEB’s role in promoting the IT industry and expanding opportunities for emerging talent.
Through this partnership, Women Tech Quest 2026 will continue connecting women in technology with a platform to showcase their skills, build networks and explore new possibilities. PSEB’s involvement adds to a growing list of partners supporting this year’s edition, including PASHA, OPEN Islamabad, Canva, LUMS, LWiC, FAST-NUCES, Code for Pakistan, WomenInTechPK, NASTP Silicon and Katalyst Labs.
The tenth edition of Women Tech Quest is scheduled for October 10, 2026, held simultaneously across Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad, marking a milestone for the platform since its founding in 2017. What began as a single coding contest hosted within 10Pearls’ office has grown into a movement reaching more than 3,000 women across two continents, with this year’s edition aiming to bring together 1,000 participants across the three cities.
PSEB’s participation as Outreach Partner reflects the organization’s continued pattern of backing skills development and industry visibility initiatives across Pakistan’s technology sector, following similar support for events including LEAP, ITCN Asia and various IT training programmes. For Women Tech Quest, the addition of PSEB’s outreach capabilities is expected to help extend the platform’s visibility further as it approaches its tenth anniversary milestone.
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