US Embassy Public Affairs Minister Counselor Ray Castillo and Joint Secretary Muhammad Mureed Rahimoon of the National Heritage and Cultural Division inaugurated a “Maker Lab” within the Lincoln Reading Lounge at the National Library.
The space will serve as a tech lab that will provide young Pakistani inventors, entrepreneurs, and edu-cators with the latest technology and resources to foster innovation.
Established by the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad in partnership with the National Li-brary of Pakistan, the new Maker Lab is one of sev-eral tech labs in the 19 American Spaces in Pakistan.
Maker Lab staff will hold workshops on the use of 3D printers, 3D scanners, basic robotics, virtual reality headsets, coding, and circuits.
All activities and programs of the Maker Lab are free of charge and open to the public. To make an appointment for a group to use the Maker Lab, please con-tact:lrl.islamabad@lincolncorner.net.
