ISLAMABAD – Pakistan is making significant strides in its IT sector, with Federal Minister for IT and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima Khawaja announcing ambitious goals at the Digital Direct Investment Forum (DDIF).
The country aims to achieve $15 billion in IT exports, supported by a 27% increase in IT exports this fiscal year, reaching $4 billion. The National Digitalisation Programme is expected to generate an additional $10 billion, further strengthening Pakistan’s digital economy.
At the DFDI Forum 2025, global investors pledged $700 million in Pakistan’s digital sector, reinforcing confidence in the country’s progressive policies, skilled workforce, and startup ecosystem. The event attracted delegations from 45 countries, featuring 40 international companies, 35 ministers, and 50 CEOs from leading IT firms.
Pakistan will assume the presidency of the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) in 2026, positioning itself as a regional leader in technology and innovation. Minister Khawaja emphasized the importance of AI, cybersecurity, and digital infrastructure, calling on investors to grow with Pakistan’s expanding tech landscape.
This initiative reflects Pakistan’s commitment to digital transformation, global partnerships, and economic growth.
