The Global Social Network
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Latest Activity: Jun 29, 2025
This group created by Sadiq Farooqi for class fellows of NED Electrical batch 1969 to 1973 passed out in 1974
5 members
Latest Activity: Jun 7, 2016
For all NEDians who graduated from NEDUET in 1974.
9 members Latest Activity: Feb 13, 2015 Pakistan Student Association (PSA) is a student organization of the Pakistani students in Finland.
10 members Latest Activity: Feb 11, 2015 This group would include people not only mad about renewable energy, but who have creative ideas and want to experiment with new technologies.
7 members Latest Activity: Apr 1, 2008 Students Project Exhibition & Competition.The purpose of this event is to provide a platform where students from engineering faculties can expose…
19 members Latest Activity: Aug 30, 2017 This is group is designed to connect NED alumni wanting to mentor with NED students looking for help in picking and working on final year projects at…
12 members Latest Activity: Jun 9, 2010 This group is designed to facilitate to bring NEDians of Silicon Valley together to discuss matters of common interest.
17 members Latest Activity: Aug 5, 2012 Riaz Haq received many email from the NEDian diaspora in all parts of the world. These NEDians are looking to connect with other NEDians they lost…
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Pakistan is currently classified as a lower middle-income country, with the ambition to become a high-income country. Its policymakers now recognize that no country has transitioned from middle-income to high-income status without generating substantial electricity at affordable rates. The link between energy and prosperity has been well-established since the advent of the Industrial Revolution. The AI Revolution has further reinforced it. Can Pakistan make the…
ContinuePosted by Riaz Haq on October 21, 2026 at 6:00pm — 6 Comments
With the expansion of the internet access in rural areas, several local language AI applications have recently been launched for downloads by farmers in Pakistan. These apps help with crop planning, soil sensing, personalized fertilizer recommendations, disease diagnoses, weather forecasts and market prices. A couple of these have been downloaded by half a million or more farmers in the country. Some of these apps use open source large language models (LLMs) like…
ContinuePosted by Riaz Haq on October 14, 2026 at 1:00pm — 4 Comments
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