Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has assured full support for setting up a Chromebook manufacturing factory in Punjab. This step is being taken to strengthen digital education and create new opportunities for students across the province.
During a meeting with representatives from Google for Education and Tech Valley the Chief Minister stated that the government is ready to provide all necessary assistance for the project. The factory will produce Chromebooks that will be used in schools and colleges. These devices will come with built in educational tools to support learning in the classroom.
The goal is to make digital devices more affordable and accessible so that students can learn modern skills and stay connected with global technology trends
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The establishment of this factory is expected to bring a positive change to the education system in Punjab. Producing Chromebooks locally will help reduce costs and make digital devices available to more students.
This project will also create new job opportunities and promote technical training for the youth. Google for Education has already trained teachers in Punjab to use digital tools in the classroom. With the availability of Chromebooks the shift toward interactive and technology based learning will become easier. Students will be able to explore subjects in a more engaging way using digital resources.
