Dr Javaid Laghari

Dr Javaid Laghari

  • Achieving digital literacy

    This representational image shows a person reading a book. — Unsplash/FileIn Pakistan, a person is considered literate if they can read and...

  • Achieving digital literacy

    Achieving digital literacy

    This representational image shows a person reading a book. — Unsplash/FileIn Pakistan, a person is considered literate if they can read and...

  • Skills vs degrees

    This representational image shows the Artificial Intelligence Logo. — Unsplash/FileIn today’s age of artificial intelligence and disruptive...

  • Skills vs degrees

    Skills vs degrees

    This representational image shows the Artificial Intelligence Logo. — Unsplash/FileIn today’s age of artificial intelligence and disruptive...

  • AI and higher education?

    This representational picture shows a human-like robot waving at viewers. — AFP/FileArtificial Intelligence is no longer the future; it is the...

  • AI and higher education?

    AI and higher education?

    This representational picture shows a human-like robot waving at viewers. — AFP/FileArtificial Intelligence is no longer the future; it is the...

  • A new era of learning

    Visitors stand near a sign of artificial intelligence at an AI robot booth at Security China, an exhibition on public safety and security, in...

  • A new era of learning

    A new era of learning

    Visitors stand near a sign of artificial intelligence at an AI robot booth at Security China, an exhibition on public safety and security, in...

  • Visionary HEC leadership

    The Higher Education Commission of Pakistan was established in 2002 with an ambitious mandate: to expand access to higher education, enhance...

  • Visionary HEC leadership

    The Higher Education Commission of Pakistan was established in 2002 with an ambitious mandate: to expand access to higher education, enhance...

  • Technology for a safer future

    Technology for a safer future

    Artificial Intelligence has become a transformative force in various sectors, and its implications for national security cannot be overstated. AI...

  • Water catastrophe

    Water catastrophe

    Pakistan was considered water-abundant country, with per capita water availability being 5650 cubic meters in 1951

  • AI is the new power

    AI is the new power

    If the nation fails to act now, it risks being left vulnerable in a world increasingly shaped by AI

  • The race for AI supremacy

    The race for AI supremacy

    Trump announces $500bn investment to build AI infrastructure and secure edge over international competitors

  • Bridging the skills gap

    Bridging the skills gap

    Report assesses readiness of over 190 countries to meet demands of the international job market

  • Sindh’s new VC rules

    Sindh’s new VC rules

    This policy shift diverges significantly from global practices in higher education governance

  • Where’s Pakistan in the rankings?

    Where’s Pakistan in the rankings?

    A representational image showing the silhouette of students wearing graduation caps. — Reuters/FileThe Times Higher Education released the highly...

  • The Pakistani-American vote

    The Pakistani-American vote

    Unofficial estimates suggest that there are currently over one million Pakistani-Americans, with more than 400,000 living in Texas alone

  • How Pakistan can compete in the global tech arena

    How Pakistan can compete in the global tech arena

    In my recent oped piece for this newspaper , I highlighted key technologies that have the potential to rapidly advance Pakistan’s economy and...

  • IT’s time for change

    IT’s time for change

    Today, top four companies globally — Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Alphabet — are all IT giants