Shehzada Alamgir, Bureau Chief , Dawn TV, Daily Dawn
Lahore: “Faith & Technology Conference” was held at the Urooj Maryam Renewal Center in Youhanabad, in which former Provincial Minister for Human Rights and Member Punjab Assembly Ijaz Alam Augustine was a special participant. On this occasion, Pakistan Minority Movement Chairman Peter Charles, Conference Organizer, Chairman Rahai Network Pastor Christopher Christie, along with a large number of youth from the Christian community, church leaders and education experts, were also present.
Speaking at the ceremony, Ijaz Alam Augustine said that in today’s era, technology is not just a convenience but a power. If we advance our youth in the field of AI and modern technology, poverty and backwardness will automatically reduce. Providing free world-class AI training to the minority youth of Pakistan is a wonderful initiative that will prove to be an important step towards poverty eradication through Huncaster.
Chairman Riha Network, Pastor Christopher Christie, officially launched a free world-class AI Master Class for youth from minority communities across Pakistan. The program will be available through both online and offline channels, featuring assignments, videos and business models so that youth can immediately apply these skills in their practical lives.
Chairman of Pakistan Minority Movement Peter Charles said that
The conference initially registered 1,000 youth from Lahore, while 10,000 youth from across Punjab will be registered. He emphasized that if youth move forward by combining faith and technology, they can not only change their lives but also set a new example for the development of minorities in Pakistan. At the end of the event, all participants pledged to use the acquired skills for their personal development as well as for the betterment of their community. On this occasion, hundreds of youth paid tribute to the organizers for this historic AI Master Class launched under the “Thought of Liberation” and called it a revolutionary step for the development and skilling of minority youth in Pakistan.
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