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Punjab Office Of AI Takes Part In 10th Edition Of 10Pearls Pakistan Women Tech Quest 2026

  • October 29, 2026
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Aman Arman, Chief of Staff to Advisor to the Punjab Chief Minister Ali Dar, delivered a keynote as special guest at the 10th edition of 10Pearls Pakistan Women Tech Quest 2026. The event brought together women technologists, industry leaders and ecosystem partners for a day that focused on innovation, skills and the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI). The participation was announced by The Office of AI in Punjab. The tenth edition of the event gave the office an opportunity to speak to an audience of women who work in technology, and it placed the discussion of AI in a setting that is built around skills and careers.

The Office of AI was also represented across the wider program of the event. Its Head of AI Enablement, Muhammad Assad Khan, joined a panel discussion, and members of the team engaged with participants during the day. This means that the office took part in more than one part of the event, with a keynote from the chief of staff, a place on a panel for the head of its enablement work and direct contact between its staff and attendees. The announcement did not describe the topics of the panel or the content of the keynote in further detail.

According to the Office of AI, the participation reflected its wider focus on improving AI awareness, expanding pathways into technology and enabling broader participation in the emerging AI ecosystem of Punjab. The three aims named in the statement are connected to the audience of the event, since women technologists and industry leaders can help to spread awareness of AI and can benefit from clearer routes into technology careers. By attending an event that is organized by a technology company for women, the office linked its programme to a group that it wants to include in the AI sector of the province.

The post was shared with hashtags that include OfficeOfAI, AIEnabledDelivery, PunjabAI and AIVision2029, which connect the visit to the AI programme of the provincial government and to its target date of 2029. With the keynote, the panel and the engagement of its team with participants, the Office of AI took part in the tenth edition of Women Tech Quest 2026 on several levels, and the event gave it a platform to discuss awareness, pathways and participation in the AI ecosystem of Punjab with women who work in technology.

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