Pakistan signs Gauth education AI agreement

Oct 19, 2026
Pakistan's education ministry and Gauth signed an agreement that includes 4,000 free subscriptions for students and teachers. Daanish school teachers will receive 1,000 of the subscriptions.

The Government of Pakistan signed an education agreement with Gauth, according to Geo News. Gauth will provide 4,000 free subscriptions for students and teachers in the country.

The government will allocate 1,000 subscriptions to teachers at Daanish schools. Pakistan's information technology minister, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, also said paid versions of Gauth are launching in Pakistan, the first market after the United States to receive them.

Gauth provides step by step explanations, personalized AI tutoring and interactive study tools. The company says its platform serves more than 200 million users worldwide.

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