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Pakistan expects up to $4.6 billion in IT exports this fiscal year — PM office

Pakistan expects up to $4.6 billion in IT exports this fiscal year — PM office

  • Government says 5G auction generated $509 million in revenue, largest such sale since 2016
  • Pakistan home Internet connections rise from 1.9 million in 2024 to 5.1 million in 2026
By NAIMAT KHAN ·
Pakistan IT minister in Kuwait to attend digital cooperation body meeting on AI risks

Pakistan IT minister in Kuwait to attend digital cooperation body meeting on AI risks

By Ismail Dilawar ·
Special Pakistan’s IT start-ups, freelancers struggle with payment barriers despite record exports video

Pakistan’s IT start-ups, freelancers struggle with payment barriers despite record exports

By Waseem Abbasi ·
Saudi Arabia’s Diriyah Co., Kakao Mobility sign deal to boost smart mobility

Saudi Arabia’s Diriyah Co., Kakao Mobility sign deal to boost smart mobility

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Pakistan’s IT exports seen reaching $4 billion in FY25 as industry seeks tax relief

Pakistan’s IT exports seen reaching $4 billion in FY25 as industry seeks tax relief

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
Pakistan begins providing licenses to VPN service providers

Pakistan begins providing licenses to VPN service providers

By Shahjahan Khurram ·
Saudi Arabia charts global leadership path with landmark deals in 2024

Saudi Arabia charts global leadership path with landmark deals in 2024

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·
Pakistani IT firms showcase AI, Big Data solutions at Amsterdam tech exhibition

Pakistani IT firms showcase AI, Big Data solutions at Amsterdam tech exhibition

By SAIMA SHABBIR  ·
Pakistan reassures freelancers union on improving ease of doing business amid internet slowdown row

Pakistan reassures freelancers union on improving ease of doing business amid internet slowdown row

By Aamir Saeed ·
Special Pakistan’s leading IT event expected to drive $500 million revenue impact in 2024 video

Pakistan’s leading IT event expected to drive $500 million revenue impact in 2024

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
Japan keen to forge partnerships with Saudi Arabia in the field of IT, says minister

Japan keen to forge partnerships with Saudi Arabia in the field of IT, says minister

By Nada Hameed ·
Saudi Arabia fastest-growing IT market in region, ICT spending to hit $37.5bn in 2024

Saudi Arabia fastest-growing IT market in region, ICT spending to hit $37.5bn in 2024

By MANAL AL-BARAKATI ·
Jordanian IT firms embrace AI with 63% incorporating the technology: study 

Jordanian IT firms embrace AI with 63% incorporating the technology: study 

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