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Abu Bakar To Highlight Pakistan’s IT Investment Opportunities At GITEX 2025

  • October 10, 2025
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Abu Bakar, CEO of Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB), is set to take the stage at GITEX 2025 to discuss the growing opportunities and global interest in Pakistan’s IT sector. His session, titled “Driving Global Investments in Pakistan’s IT Sector,” will be held on Thursday, 16 October at the AI Stage, Hall 10, Dubai World Trade Centre. This session provides a platform to highlight how Pakistan’s innovation ecosystem is attracting international investors and shaping the country’s technological landscape.

Through initiatives led by PSEB and Tech Destination Pakistan, the country has seen steady growth in IT exports, startups, and global partnerships. Abu Bakar’s session will focus on showcasing these achievements and the ongoing efforts to create a business-friendly environment that supports innovation and investment. Attendees can expect insights into policy frameworks, strategic collaborations, and initiatives that have positioned Pakistan as a hub for digital and IT services in the region.

The session comes as part of GITEX 2025, running from 13–17 October, which brings together technology leaders, investors, and innovators from around the world. With participation from key stakeholders such as Ministry of IT and Telecommunication Pakistan and Trade Development Authority of Pakistan, the conference offers an opportunity to connect Pakistan’s IT sector with global investors, opening doors to collaboration and growth. Abu Bakar’s presentation aims to highlight not only the commercial potential but also the talent and innovation driving Pakistan’s technology ecosystem.

By participating in GITEX, Pakistan continues to strengthen its position on the global technology stage. Initiatives from PSEB, under the leadership of Abu Bakar, focus on creating an enabling environment for IT companies, promoting digital skills, and supporting startups that can compete internationally. This session is a key opportunity for investors, entrepreneurs, and industry experts to understand the evolving landscape of Pakistan’s IT industry and the potential for mutually beneficial partnerships.

Tickets for the event are available at https://bit.ly/41dNlz4, allowing participants to engage with the sessions and explore opportunities across Pakistan’s growing technology sector. The conference underscores the country’s commitment to fostering innovation, expanding global investment, and highlighting the achievements of its IT community.

Follow the SPIN IDG WhatsApp Channel for updates across the Smart Pakistan Insights Network covering all of Pakistan’s technology ecosystem. 

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