University of Karachi proposes Pakistan-China centre for AI and cybersecurity

The University of Karachi proposed the creation of a Pakistan-China Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity to foster collaborative research and technological development. Prof Dr Wasim Qazi, Vice Chancellor of the University of Karachi, met with Chinese Acting Consul General Feng Deheng at the Chinese Consulate General in Karachi to discuss expanding institutional cooperation.
Qazi stated that the 75th anniversary of Pakistan-China diplomatic relations and the 75th anniversary of the university should be converted into concrete academic and scientific milestones. The Vice Chancellor urged the launch of joint research and professional training in sectors such as biotechnology, maritime economy, energy, and pharmacy.
Feng Deheng praised the university's role in educational cooperation, specifically highlighting its Confucius Institute. Additional proposals included establishing a Pakistan-China Museum and a Hall of Fame at the Karachi-based institution to honour distinguished scholars.
Qazi plans to travel to China in November to further these initiatives.






























