inDrive Partners to Train 750 Children in AI and Coding Skills

ISLAMABAD: inDrive, a global mobility and urban services platform, has announced a partnership with the CIRCLE Women Association and Tech Valley to train 750 children in artificial intelligence (AI) and coding skills. This initiative aims to equip the younger generation with essential technological competencies, fostering innovation and creativity in Pakistan.

The training program, which commenced this week, focuses on providing hands-on experience in AI and coding through interactive workshops and mentorship sessions. According to a statement from inDrive, the initiative is designed to bridge the digital divide and empower children, particularly girls, to pursue careers in technology. “We believe that investing in education and skills development is crucial for the future of our youth,” said a spokesperson from inDrive.

This initiative is significant as it aligns with Pakistan’s growing emphasis on digital literacy and technological advancement. By nurturing a skilled workforce, the program not only enhances individual career prospects but also contributes to the country’s economic growth and competitiveness in the global market.

Looking ahead, inDrive plans to expand this initiative to reach more children across different regions of Pakistan. Future workshops and collaborations with educational institutions are expected to be announced in the coming months, aiming to further enhance the skill sets of the youth.