Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif visited Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) to personally distribute laptops to students as part of the government’s ongoing efforts to promote digital education. The initiative, aimed at bridging the technology gap among students, is part of a broader plan to enhance educational opportunities in the region.
During the event, the Prime Minister interacted with students, encouraging them to make the most of the technology provided and pursue academic excellence. He emphasized that access to modern tools like laptops is crucial for learning in the digital era and can help students compete at both national and international levels.
Officials said that the laptop distribution program targets deserving students from schools and colleges, focusing on merit and need. The initiative aligns with the federal government’s vision to integrate technology into education and prepare young people for the evolving job market.
The Prime Minister highlighted the government’s commitment to supporting education in all parts of Pakistan, including remote areas such as AJK. He stressed that youth empowerment through education is vital for national progress and development.
Students receiving the laptops expressed gratitude, saying that the initiative would make research, online learning, and project work significantly easier. Teachers and local officials also praised the program for its focus on improving educational resources in the region.
PM Sharif’s visit included discussions with education department officials to monitor the implementation of the program and ensure that benefits reach the intended students. Authorities confirmed that similar initiatives would continue across other regions to enhance access to technology and promote digital literacy.
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