Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz recently inaugurated the AI-powered “Smart Classroom Project” at Government Kinnaird Girls High School on Empress Road, in collaboration with Huawei. This initiative represents a significant leap forward in Punjab’s educational system, incorporating advanced technology to enhance learning environments.
The Smart Classroom Project features innovative elements, including cameras that record lectures, allowing students to revisit and engage with lessons beyond regular class hours. This aims to boost the quality of education and make learning more interactive and accessible.
Huawei’s involvement underscores its commitment to educational advancement, and this partnership sets a new benchmark for integrating technology in education. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz highlighted the project’s importance, stating, “Integrating Huawei’s technology into our classrooms reflects our dedication to providing high-quality education to every student in Punjab. Our objective is to elevate every government school to the standards of the best private institutions.”
The initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance Punjab’s IT industry and position the region as a technological innovation hub. The project aligns with the government’s vision to foster talent and drive economic growth through technology.
The inauguration was attended by key figures such as Parliamentary Secretary for School Education Nosheen Adnan and Provincial Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat, emphasizing the collaborative effort behind this project. Overall, the Smart Classroom Project marks a significant advancement in educational technology, equipping students with essential tools for success in the digital era.
