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Zambia's Ministry of Technology and Science, E-Mark Zambia, and Liquid Intelligent Technologies have partnered for the UN AI for Good - Robotics for Good Youth Challenge 2025-2026. The initiative aims to empower youth in developing AI and robotics solutions, with food security as the focus for 2026.

Minister Felix Mutati outlined four success pillars: talent development, mentorship, resource access, and government support. Liquid Intelligent Technologies pledged K250,000 for mentorship and technical coaching. The program targets students aged 10-18 and aims to select innovators to compete globally, positioning Zambia as a hub for technological innovation in Southern Africa.