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Internet shutdowns costing Pakistani businesses ‘hundreds of millions of dollars’ — Jazz CEO

  • Pakistan suffered total $1.62 billion losses due to Internet outages and social media shutdowns in 2024, global web monitor says
  • Jazz CEO Aamir Ibrahim urges government to address issue, citing role of IT-enabled infrastructure in propelling businesses in Pakistan
By Ismail Dilawar ·
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Dollar pricing, high upfront costs could deter bids for Pakistan’s 5G auction — Jazz CEO

By Ismail Dilawar ·

Leading fintech outlines vision for affordable remittances for Pakistani users at Dubai summit

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Riyadh’s Jazz festival ends on a high note

By Sulafa Alkhunaizi ·

From jazz to classical: European Music Week takes center stage in Riyadh

By Samia Hanifi ·

Loulwa Al-Sharif: Saudi singer finds her passion on stage, from dancing to jazz

By Rahaf Jambi ·
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Jazz at Lincoln Center goes full swing at Ithra for three nights

By Jasmine Bager ·

Where We Are Going Today: Joe’s Bakery

By Jasmine Bager ·

Major Pakistani internet providers report outages

By Reuters ·
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Saudi Cultural Ministry hosts ‘A Jazzy Tale’ in Riyadh

By Lama Alhamawi ·
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Pakistan sets Guinness record for ‘most cars in a drive-in music concert’

By Fatimah Amjad ·
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Pay $450mln renewal fee or licences expire on Aug 21, PTA orders Jazz and Telenor

By MEHREEN ZAHRA MALIK & KHURSHID AHMED ·

Pakistan’s biggest mobile operator warns license tussle worries investors

By Reuters ·

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