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P@SHA Vice Chairman Raheel Iqbal Engages Students At DevFest AmplifAI University Of Punjab

  • December 13, 2025
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On 6th December, P@SHA Vice Chairman Raheel Iqbal delivered a keynote session at DevFest AmplifAI, hosted at University of Punjab, Lahore. The event provided a unique platform for students, developers, and technology enthusiasts to engage directly with thought leaders on the evolving digital landscape in Pakistan. During his session, Raheel Iqbal offered comprehensive insights into current trends, challenges, and opportunities within the country’s technology and digital sectors, highlighting the critical role of innovation and startups in shaping Pakistan’s future-ready tech ecosystem.

Raheel Iqbal emphasized the importance of collaboration between industry and academia, explaining how strategic partnerships, mentorship programs, and knowledge-sharing initiatives can help cultivate talent and accelerate technological progress. He shared practical approaches for fostering innovation, developing scalable digital solutions, and enabling startups to tackle real-world challenges while contributing to Pakistan’s growing technology economy. Participants were encouraged to explore entrepreneurship actively, adopt emerging technologies, and engage with industry experts to refine their skills and professional outlook.

The DevFest AmplifAI session offered attendees an opportunity to network with experienced professionals, exchange ideas, and gain firsthand knowledge of the country’s dynamic tech ecosystem. Discussions covered a broad spectrum of topics, including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, fintech innovations, e-commerce trends, and digital services, demonstrating the diverse pathways where Pakistan’s tech talent can thrive. By connecting with experts like Raheel Iqbal, participants developed a deeper understanding of how innovative thinking and cross-sector collaboration can drive sustainable growth for both startups and established organizations.

Through this engagement, P@SHA reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing Pakistan’s digital talent and supporting initiatives that facilitate knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaboration. Sessions like DevFest AmplifAI strengthen the link between academic learning and industry application, providing students and young professionals with actionable insights and mentorship opportunities. As Pakistan’s technology ecosystem continues to expand, these engagements are expected to enhance skill development, promote adoption of cutting-edge solutions, and create avenues for impactful digital entrepreneurship across the country.

By fostering interactions between academia and the technology industry, P@SHA continues to play a central role in connecting emerging talent with experienced leaders. The session at DevFest AmplifAI exemplifies how structured industry engagements can help young professionals understand sector trends, cultivate innovation-driven mindsets, and develop practical competencies that align with global technology standards. With ongoing efforts to strengthen Pakistan’s digital ecosystem, P@SHA’s initiatives ensure that knowledge, experience, and innovation are shared effectively, empowering the next generation of tech professionals to contribute meaningfully to the country’s economic and technological growth. 

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