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Pakistan’s Digital Vision

The Representing Global Mobile Network Operators (GSMA), critiques Pakistan’s Digital Pakistan initiative, citing a lack of vision and direction. Despite significant digital potential and a large youth population, government and essential services lag, hindering digital growth. GSMA urges e-governance adoption for improved performance and connectivity.

Ahead of the GSMA Digital Nation Summit in Islamabad, concerns over Pakistan’s digital future arise, exacerbated by potential impacts of federal budget 2025, taxation issues, and regulatory complexities. Balancing security with digitalization is crucial, urging clear policies to maintain investor confidence. Pakistan’s digital transformation is pivotal, requiring government support and regulatory clarity to harness its economic and social potential.

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