SMZ and Z-Tech collaboration brings tools, training, and financial relief for students. After the success of the “Sindh Mission – Khidmat-e-Khalq,” mobile tech expert Irfan Masood has now expanded his initiative to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), following a formal invitation to visit Swat and Peshawar.The first event of this tour officially began today 24 Apr 2026 in Swat around 8–9 AM, with strong participation from the local GSM community and students.A key highlight of this phase is the collaboration with SMZ and Z-Tech, under which institutes are being sponsored and students are receiving mobile ICs as gifts during diploma ceremonies.This initiative is designed with a strong focus on student benefit. By utilizing these gifted ICs, students will be able to recover up to 50% of their training fees, making professional education more accessible and practical.The initiative is also expected to significantly improve learning motivation, as students will gain hands-on experience with real tools.
Lower financial barriers will encourage more individuals to pursue professional training in mobile repairing and software.Experts believe that this effort will not only produce highly skilled technicians but also enable them to become strong financial supporters for their families. Additionally, it will help reduce poor handling and improper repair practices in Pakistan’s mobile industry.The program is also set to create new employment and business opportunities while promoting collaboration and unity within the GSM field.Irfan Masood has expressed his vision to expand this sponsorship model across Pakistan, aiming to support mobile repairing institutes nationwide.Following Swat, the mission will continue in Peshawar, where similar initiatives will be implemented.He emphasized that his mission is driven not by personal gain, but by a desire to serve—asking only for prayers and good wishes in return.
