ISLAMABAD – Pakistan has successfully hosted the Digital Foreign Direct Investment Forum 2025 (DFDI), marking a major milestone in its digital economy transformation.
The two-day event, held on April 29-30, brought together 700 delegates, including Heads of State, ministers, global investors, and tech leaders from 45 countries. The forum focused on redefining digital investment frameworks and unlocking new opportunities.
A key highlight was the launch of the Digital FDI Pakistan Insight Report, outlining Pakistan’s strategic blueprint for digital development. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized Pakistan’s leadership in digital transformation, recognizing the $700 million in digital economy inflows already secured.
The event featured 40 international companies and startups, with 35 ministers and 50 CEOs discussing policy reforms, investment incentives, and digital innovation. DCO Secretary-General Deemah AlYahya praised Pakistan’s efforts, reaffirming the Digital Cooperation Organization’s (DCO) commitment to fostering global digital investment.
Pakistan, a founding member of the DCO, is set to assume the DCO presidency in 2026, positioning itself as a leader in digital investment and innovation.
