ISLAMABAD: Daraz Pakistan has demonstrated its commitment to supporting education by donating 200 refurbished laptops to government schools in Okara district of Punjab province. This initiative aims to provide essential technology resources to students, enabling them to thrive in today’s digital learning environments.
The donation, benefiting eight schools in Okara, will have a significant impact on 3,600 students, particularly those from vulnerable backgrounds. By granting access to computers, this contribution aims to create a more equal educational landscape and break down barriers to learning. The laptops will facilitate innovative online learning experiences, both inside and outside the classroom, preparing students for their future careers in a digitally-driven world.
Zeeshan Khan, Regional Corporate IT Head at Daraz, expressed his enthusiasm for the donation, highlighting its potential to assist disadvantaged families in the country. He emphasized the company’s commitment to providing children with the necessary tools for equal educational opportunities, enabling them to participate in innovative online learning experiences. This initiative reflects Daraz’s dedication to removing barriers and offering equitable solutions.
Bridging Digital Divide
Daraz’s donation aligns with its broader commitment to bridging the digital divide and investing in connectivity, technology, digital literacy, and education solutions. Recognizing that access to technology is crucial for students to unlock their full potential, the company takes pride in supporting competency-based education and career exploration opportunities, thereby contributing to Pakistan’s future development.
Muhammad Zeeshan Hanif, the Deputy Commissioner of Okara, expressed his appreciation for Daraz’s efforts, acknowledging the importance of technology in realizing students’ full potential. He commended Daraz for advancing competency-based education and career exploration opportunities, playing a significant role in building the future of Pakistan.
Shoaib Iqbal Syed, Commissioner of Sahiwal, emphasized the effectiveness of public-private partnerships in uplifting marginalized communities and creating new opportunities for their future. He appreciated Daraz’s initiative, which will benefit hundreds of students in the region and equip them with digital literacy skills.
