ISLAMABAD – In a groundbreaking collaboration, the Pakistan Software Houses Association (P@SHA) and sAi Venture Capital have signed a strategic agreement to accelerate Pakistan’s technology exports.
The partnership aims to mobilize $100 million in investment for the IT and IT-enabled Services (ITeS) sector, positioning it as a key pillar of Pakistan’s long-term export strategy. sAi Venture Capital will work closely with P@SHA to identify high-potential firms, conduct due diligence, and unlock both domestic and international capital to scale globally competitive businesses.
P@SHA Chairman Sajjad Mustafa Syed emphasized the need for structured, intelligent capital that aligns with investor expectations and long-term strategic growth. Meanwhile, sAi Managing General Partner Ahsan Jamil highlighted the importance of disciplined governance to help Pakistani firms become trusted partners for enterprise clients worldwide.
As part of the agreement, sAi Venture Capital will also join P@SHA’s Government Relations & Policy Committee, contributing to policy formulation and legislative reforms to make Pakistan’s technology ecosystem more investor-friendly.
With projections suggesting technology exports could exceed $3.5 billion in FY25, this partnership marks a pivotal moment for Pakistan’s economy, shifting towards higher-value exports in software, AI, and enterprise solutions.
