In recognition to services of Abdul-Majid Bhurgri, who is the founder of Sindhi computing, GoS has established the institute after his name. The institute was primarily initiated on the concept given by a language engineer and linguist Amar Fayaz Buriro in briefing to the Minister, CTA&A, GoS, Syed Sardar Ali Shah on 18 August 2016 on first visit of Sindhi Language Authority, Hyderabad, Sindh. The minister Syed Sardar Ali Shah had announced the Institute. Then, GoS added the development scheme in the Budget of fiscal year 2017-2018.

v. To standardize computational processing and voice synthesis of Sindhi language;
vi. To develop automatic online Sindhi translations, transliterations to other international languages and scripts;
vii. To develop online web portals for Sindhi literature;
viii. To localize cellular technology, robotics and artificial intelligence in Sindhi Language;
ix. To train professionals in the field of Sindhi Language Engineering to cope with the future needs of Artificial intelligence;
x. To build consortium between all national and international stakeholders who are working on Language Engineering;
xi. To publish research papers, studies, and such other works as are completed at the Institute or are prepared in collaboration with any other similar Institute or agency, local or foreign or which are otherwise of substantial value to the Institute.

(above functions are indicated in the THE ABDUL MAJID BHURGRI INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE ENGINEERING ACT, 2019, SINDH ACT NO. XVI OF 2021)

Our mission is to innovate and implement cutting-edge language engineering solutions that preserve, promote, and enhance the Sindhi language. We strive to integrate Sindhi into modern technological frameworks, ensuring its relevance and accessibility in the digital age.

We envision a future where the Sindhi language thrives in the digital world, supported by robust computational tools and resources. Our goal is to make Sindhi a prominent language in the fields of technology, education, and communication.