2500+ Mohmand Students Embrace AI Future with Bano Qabil Launch
2500 Mohmand Students Join AI Screening Tests

In a significant push toward digital empowerment, more than 2,500 students from remote areas of Mohmand district enthusiastically participated in free artificial intelligence screening tests this Friday. The landmark event marked the official launch of the Al-Khidmat Foundation's Bano Qabil initiative at Captain Ruhan Ullah Shaheed Sports Stadium in Ghalanai.

Overwhelming Response Reflects Youth Ambition

The massive turnout demonstrated the growing interest among local youth in acquiring digital skills, despite facing challenges like limited internet access and scarce training opportunities in the region. Students from various remote locations gathered to showcase their potential and embrace technological education.

Leadership Commitment and Infrastructure Plans

Program head Salman Karim, Jamaat-e-Islami district chief Muhammad Saeed Khan, and Al-Khidmat Foundation President Dr. Israr Ali personally briefed students and parents about the initiative's objectives. The leadership announced concrete plans to establish three dedicated training centers at strategic educational institutions:

  • Government College of Management Sciences Ghalanai
  • Government Girls' Degree College Ekkaghund
  • Boys Degree College Ekkaghund

Comprehensive AI Curriculum and Flexible Scheduling

The selected candidates will undergo a rigorous three-month training program covering essential technological domains. Professional AI instructors will teach subjects including machine learning, coding, and data fundamentals. Understanding the academic commitments of students, the foundation has designed weekend sessions to accommodate regular school schedules.

Officials emphasized that successful graduates will receive internationally recognized certificates, enabling them to access remote work opportunities and compete effectively in the global tech sector. Dr. Israr Ali highlighted the program's significance, stating, "In a district that has long struggled with limited opportunities, this program aims to open pathways to modern skills and economic mobility."

As the screening results are being compiled, selected candidates are expected to begin their classes in the coming weeks. This initiative promises to transform college campuses into vibrant technology learning hubs, bringing digital revolution to the doorsteps of Mohmand's youth and creating new possibilities for economic growth through technology education.