PESHAWAR: Alkhidmat Foundation signed a Memorandum of Understanding with MindHYVE.ai, a U.S.-based artificial intelligence company. The strategic partnership aims to harness the power of AI to scale humanitarian efforts and improve service delivery across multiple sectors.

At the heart of the collaboration is Bano Qabil, Alkhidmat’s digital education initiative. Under the new agreement, MindHYVE’s adaptive AI learning agent, Arthur (Ava-Education™), will enhance the program by offering multilingual content, automated assessments, and personalized student support — making quality education more accessible to underserved communities.

Beyond education, the partnership will integrate AI agents such as Ava, Chiron, Eli, Carter, and Skyler into Alkhidmat’s healthcare, orphan care, disaster relief, and microfinance services. These tools are expected to improve efficiency, data management, and outreach capabilities.

A key milestone of the partnership is the upcoming launch of a Multi-Sector AI Innovation Lab in Peshawar. The lab will serve as a regional hub for AI capacity building, youth startup incubation, research collaboration, and public service innovation — all with a focus on local languages and cultural context.

“This alliance is a leap forward for tech-driven, inclusive development,” said Khalid Waqas, President Alkhidmat KP. “With AI as a force multiplier, we are reimagining how social impact can be delivered in Pakistan.”