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Samsung Pakistan President Highlights AI Training At Samsung Innovation Campus With Knowledge Streams

  • February 17, 2026
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Samsung Pakistan is advancing technology education in the country through its flagship Samsung Innovation Campus initiative, where 125 students are currently enrolled in a structured Artificial Intelligence training programme designed to equip young talent with practical skills and real world exposure in emerging technologies. The programme forms part of Samsung’s global corporate citizenship agenda focused on preparing youth for careers in high demand tech fields. During a recent session at the campus, Kee Ho Ryan Na met representatives from Knowledge Streams, highlighting the collaborative framework behind the initiative. The engagement reflected Samsung’s focus on equipping Pakistani youth with future ready capabilities through industry aligned education models that integrate classroom learning with applied project work.

Samsung Innovation Campus operates in multiple countries including India, the Middle East and Türkiye, where similar programmes are structured to provide foundational and intermediate level training in Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, coding and other advanced digital domains. Globally, these programmes typically run over several weeks to a few months, combining instructor led sessions, practical assignments and capstone projects to ensure students gain both theoretical understanding and applied exposure. In Pakistan, the AI programme follows a comparable structured format spanning several weeks, allowing participants to explore core AI concepts such as data handling, machine learning basics and real world use cases while developing problem solving and analytical skills relevant to today’s technology driven economy.

The delivery structure in Pakistan clearly defines the roles of each partner involved in the initiative. Samsung Pakistan provides the overall vision, curriculum framework and strategic oversight as part of its global education platform. Bramerz Digital serves as the execution and programme management partner, overseeing coordination, operational planning and on ground implementation. Knowledge Streams acts as the official training delivery partner, responsible for conducting sessions, mentoring students and ensuring that course content is effectively translated into hands-on learning experiences. This division of responsibilities allows Samsung to maintain global standards while leveraging local expertise to maximize impact. Technology leaders including Badar Khushnood have also been associated with ecosystem efforts supporting digital skill development, reflecting broader industry backing for structured AI education initiatives.

The programme is designed not only to build technical proficiency but also to enhance employability by aligning student skills with international market demand. Participants are exposed to project based learning environments that simulate real industry challenges, helping them understand how AI tools and methodologies can be applied in business, automation and digital services. By combining corporate backing with specialized training expertise, Samsung Innovation Campus demonstrates how multinational companies and local partners can collaborate to create scalable talent development models. As Pakistan expands its footprint in global technology markets, initiatives like this contribute to building a pipeline of AI ready professionals capable of competing internationally while supporting the country’s evolving digital economy.

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