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Tech Valley Partners With Momina Duraid Foundation On Google AI

  • July 29, 2026
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Tech Valley Pakistan has partnered with the Momina & Duraid Foundation to establish Google Education Centers of Excellence across nine schools in Karachi managed by the foundation. The initiative will introduce Google Workspace for Education, Chromebooks, and AI tools including Gemini into classrooms, alongside professional training for teachers and staff at the participating schools.

The partnership is designed to modernize learning environments across the nine schools by equipping classrooms with cloud based productivity tools and AI powered learning resources, while ensuring teaching staff receive structured training to make effective use of the new technology. Tech Valley Pakistan, which serves as a Google for Education partner in the country, has built a track record of similar deployments with other educational institutions, including its earlier work establishing Punjab’s first Google for Education Center of Excellence in Lahore.

By pairing hardware such as Chromebooks with AI tools including Gemini, the initiative aims to strengthen digital skills among both students and educators at the participating schools, while helping bridge the digital divide for communities served by the Momina & Duraid Foundation. The foundation’s schools in Karachi are expected to serve as a base for rolling out these tools across the broader network under its management.

The partnership adds to a growing list of collaborations Tech Valley Pakistan has pursued with schools, universities, and nonprofit organizations across the country, reflecting continued momentum behind AI powered classroom tools and structured teacher training as part of Pakistan’s broader push to modernize its education sector through technology partnerships with global providers like Google.

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