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Introduction to the AI-Powered Immigration Initiative The integration of advanced technology into public services has become a significant focus for governments worldwide, and Pakistan is no exception. Recently, the Interior Minister, Mohsin Naqvi, announced the launch of an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered application developed by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA). This initiative aims to modernize immigration processes and enhance efforts to combat human trafficking. Launch at Islamabad International Airport As part of the pilot project, the AI application will initially be implemented at Islamabad International Airport. This move is in line with the minister's directives to improve efficiency and security within the country's border control systems. The decision underscores the government's commitment to leveraging technology for better public service delivery. High-Level Meeting on FIA Reforms During a visit to the FIA Headquarters in Islamabad, Naqvi chai...

Rising Popularity of Malaysia as a Study Destination Malaysia has witnessed a significant surge in international student applications over the past two years. This growth can be attributed to several factors, including policy reforms, improved university rankings, and enhanced post-study work opportunities. These developments have significantly boosted Malaysia’s appeal as a global education hub. According to Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS), which operates under the Ministry of Higher Education, international applications to Malaysian universities have increased by 26% in the last two years. The organization is now handling between 14,000 and 15,000 applications each month for the September intake. The processing time for complete cases typically takes 14 working days, with some applications being finalized within just 8–10 days. To manage this growing demand, EMGS has deployed about 40 immigration officers dedicated to student visa processing. This initiative aims to stre...

Expanding Digital Opportunities for Refugees The government, through the Ministry of ICT, has announced plans to establish solar-powered ICT labs in five districts that currently lack adequate internet connectivity. These new facilities aim to bridge the digital divide and connect graduates from the Refugee Skilling Program with global job opportunities. This initiative will be launched ahead of the Remote Work Expo scheduled for September 2025. The announcement was made by Dr. Fredrick Kitoogo, principal of the Uganda Institute of Information and Communications Technology (UICT), during the graduation event of refugees at the National ICT Innovation Hub, Nakawa, on Thursday. The program is designed to encourage more women to participate in training, enabling them to work remotely and access international employment opportunities. “As we look to the future, we are committed to targeted outreach to encourage more women to participate, investing in solar-powered labs to reach underser...