ISLAMABAD – In a significant move to enhance Pakistan’s digital infrastructure, China has expressed keen interest in setting up advanced Tier-4 data centres in Islamabad. A delegation from the Chinese Embassy, led by Minister Counselor Yang Guangyuan, met with CDA Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa to discuss this ambitious project.
The discussions focused on positioning Islamabad as a hub for big data and digitisation. Chairman Randhawa welcomed the investment and assured the selection of prime locations for the data centre development.
Additionally, the meeting explored investment opportunities in Islamabad’s tourism sector, highlighting projects like the electric cable car, Islamabad Eye Ferris Wheel, theme park, and zipline in F-9 Park. Both parties reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation in digital infrastructure and promoting tourism projects in the capital city.
This collaboration is set to elevate Islamabad’s status as a modern, tech-driven metropolis.
