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Dfinity Launches Sovereign Infrastructure In Pakistan Following Signing Ceremony

  • February 10, 2026
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Dfinity, a global leader in blockchain and Web3 technology, has officially entered Pakistan with the signing of an agreement to launch sovereign infrastructure in the country. The signing ceremony, which took place recently, brings Dfinity’s decentralized cloud computing platform to Pakistan, creating opportunities for digital innovation, secure data management, and local adoption of Web3 technologies.

The ceremony, attended by senior executives from Dfinity alongside Pakistani officials, formalized the company’s entry into the national market. According to sources, this initiative is expected to strengthen Pakistan’s position in the global blockchain ecosystem while providing local developers and businesses with access to Dfinity’s advanced decentralized internet and infrastructure solutions.

Industry observers note that Dfinity’s entry into Pakistan aligns with growing government interest in blockchain and emerging technologies, supporting initiatives aimed at digital transformation and technological sovereignty. By introducing sovereign infrastructure, the platform aims to enable local control over data and enhance security, while providing developers with tools to build scalable decentralized applications within the country.

This partnership is expected to catalyze further investments in Pakistan’s technology sector and accelerate adoption of blockchain-based solutions across finance, governance, and enterprise applications. Experts suggest that the collaboration could pave the way for additional Web3 projects, positioning Pakistan as a hub for blockchain innovation in South Asia.

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