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AGENTIK 2026 Brings AI and Digital Assets Meetup to Karachi

  • June 18, 2026
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AGENTIK 2026, billed as Pakistan’s Artificial Intelligence and Digital Assets meetup, is set to take place on June 28 at Zaitoon Ashraf IT Park in Karachi, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, investors, and technology enthusiasts for a gathering centred on the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, digital assets, regulation, and Islamic finance.

The event is structured around two separate sessions on the same day, with a male session scheduled for 2:00 PM and a female session at 5:00 PM, a format that reflects an effort to make the event accessible and comfortable for a broader cross-section of attendees across Pakistan’s technology and finance community. The programme includes keynote sessions delivered by industry experts, three high-impact panel discussions covering various dimensions of the Artificial Intelligence and digital asset landscape, and dedicated networking opportunities designed to connect attendees with Artificial Intelligence and blockchain professionals operating across Pakistan’s emerging digital economy.

A notable highlight of the event is the formal launch of CAIDA, positioned as a significant moment within the broader programme, though specific details about CAIDA’s scope and mandate were not elaborated in the announcement. The inclusion of Islamic finance as a thematic pillar alongside Artificial Intelligence and digital assets is a distinctive feature of the event, reflecting growing interest in how emerging financial technologies can be structured in ways compatible with Islamic finance principles, an area of particular relevance for Pakistan given its predominantly Muslim population and the increasing regulatory attention being paid to digital assets and cryptocurrency frameworks within Shariah-compliant financial structures.

AGENTIK 2026 is positioned as accessible to a wide range of participants, including students, professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors, with organisers describing it as an opportunity to learn about, connect around, and explore the technologies expected to shape the future of Pakistan’s digital economy. With seating described as limited, interested participants are encouraged to register through the official registration form to secure a place at the event.

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