Karachi: Police and Tech Valley Pakistan announced transformative collaboration aimed at revolutionising law enforcement through digital innovation. This visionary initiative promises to streamline policing processes, resulting in more effective law enforcement and enhanced public safety.

An MOU was signed between Imran Yaqub DIG Administration with Umar Farooq CEO Tech Valley Pakistan in presence of Regional head of Google for Education, Australia, New Zealand and Pakistan Paul Hutchings and Google for Education Consultant for Asia Pacific Region Harris Sufian.

Imran Yaqub said, “Police is committed to enhancing its operational capabilities through technology and adoption of Google Workspace is pivotal step towards achieving this goal. Under this partnership, every police official will receive secure digital identity, ensuring streamlined access to critical information.”

Umar Farooq emphasised, “This partnership marks significant step in our mission to leverage technology for societal betterment. Together with Google tools, we are poised to bring innovative solutions to forefront, making our communities safer, more efficient and more connected.”

Paul Hutchings said, “We are genuinely excited to be part of this journey and we are eagerly looking forward to exploring new avenues of collaboration and partnership.”

In addition to that, Google for Education tools will be leveraged in Karachi Police Training Department coupled with power of Chromebooks which are based on Google operating system that is speedy, smart and secure. Tech Valley will be donating 10 Chromebooks to training department to help them explore how these devices can be helpful across whole police department.

Partnership between Tech Valley Pakistan police and Google Workspace marks significant milestone in modernisation of law enforcement processes.

Published in The Daily National Courier, November, 03 2023

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