PIPS And CODE FOR PAKISTAN Sign Landmark MoU To Enhance Parliamentary Services

Pakistan Institute for Parliamentary Services (PIPS) has partnered with Code for Pakistan (CfP) in a significant development aimed at enhancing its technological and educational infrastructure through a Memorandum of Understanding

This partnership between the Pakistan Institute for Parliamentary Services (PIPS) and Code for Pakistan (CfP) marks a significant milestone in the advancement of technological and educational infrastructure within the parliamentary sector. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between Mr. Muhammad Anwar, Executive Director of PIPS, and Mr. Shaji Ahmed, Chief Executive of Code for Pakistan, sets the stage for a collaborative effort focused on innovation and modernization.

A key aspect of this collaboration is the development of an advanced Learning Management System (LMS) that aims to enhance parliamentary training by transitioning existing in-person capacity-building programs to an online platform. This move is expected to expand the accessibility and effectiveness of parliamentary training initiatives.

During the signing ceremony, Mr. Muhammad Nazir, Director General of IT at PIPS, highlighted the current IT infrastructure and expressed optimism about the positive impact of this partnership on the organization’s technological capabilities. Mr. Shaji Ahmed commended the efforts of Mr. Fayaz Thaheem, Deputy Director of the Parliamentary Development Programme at PIPS, for his role in initiating the partnership.

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced features into the LMS is expected to revolutionize the educational landscape at PIPS, enhancing the quality and efficiency of parliamentary training programs. Overall, this partnership signifies a collaborative effort to leverage technology for the benefit of parliamentary services and education in Pakistan.