Federal Board Launches AI and Robotics Curriculum for Schools

The Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) and the Ministry of Education collaborated with the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) to launch a curriculum in coding, robotics, and AI for primary school students.

At a signing ceremony in Islamabad, Federal Minister Dr. Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui emphasized the initiative’s goal of developing 21st-century skills.

The event included key officials from the education ministry and NUST. This program aims to build technological literacy early, equipping students with tools for a competitive future.

The education secretary highlighted the key features of the new project, focusing on integrating advanced technology education into the primary school curriculum.The minister praised the initiative, emphasizing the need to introduce technology at the primary level.

He stressed that investing in education is vital to addressing future challenges. He cited examples of developing countries that invested heavily in education and are now advancing rapidly.

The minister urged that these efforts in Islamabad should serve as a model for other provinces, emphasizing the potential of Pakistan’s youth.

The partnership between the Ministry, FDE, and NUST marks a groundbreaking moment in Pakistan’s education system. This project aims to cultivate innovation, critical thinking, and bridge the technological divide in education.

By preparing students for a future-driven economy, the collaboration ensures that Pakistan’s youth are ready to compete globally. Stay ahead of the curve—explore how this initiative can reshape education and create a skilled, future-ready generation.

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News Courtesy: Pro Pakistani