Karachi: inDrive, a global mobility and services platform, recently organized an offline learning event in Karachi, gathering top drivers and local digital creators. This event is part of inDrive's ongoing efforts to support drivers beyond their traditional roles.

According to inDrive, the event was a follow-up to its digital education initiative, launched on the LearnOnline.pk platform. This initiative offered drivers free access to online courses aimed at building practical skills and exploring future opportunities. Invited experts and influencers, such as Ismailblogger, Rehan Allahwala, Imran Ali Dina, Sajjad Khan, and Waqar Siddiqui, shared their experiences and provided guidance on applying digital knowledge in daily life for personal and professional growth.

Awais Saeed, Country Manager for inDrive Pakistan, highlighted the company's commitment to extending digital education access and creating learning spaces. He stated, "By extending access to digital education and creating spaces for learning and dialogue, we aim to help our drivers unlock new opportunities for themselves and their families."

As part of the program, inDrive awarded a laptop to Muzafar Shah, a top-performing driver in the learning program. Shah expressed gratitude, noting the laptop will help his family access educational content and develop new skills, which he believes will open up new opportunities for them.

This initiative aligns with inDrive's broader mission to impact communities positively beyond its primary ride-hailing services. By launching skill-building programs, inDrive aims to contribute to Pakistan's digital and social development, supporting economic growth and community empowerment.