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

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

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

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Pakistan begins providing licenses to VPN service providers

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

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

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

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

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

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

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