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Airlink Welcomes US Diplomat To iSelect Store During Lahore Technology Retail Visit

  • August 20, 2026
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Airlink Communication welcomed Natalie A. Baker, United States Chargé d’Affaires, to its iSelect store at Dolmen Mall Lahore during a visit focused on Pakistan’s technology retail sector. iSelect is operated by Airlink Communication as a destination for Apple products and related technology services, with the company positioning the store around internationally benchmarked retail standards. The visit provided an opportunity to discuss developments in Pakistan’s technology ecosystem, consumer technology retail and the role of innovation in creating improved experiences for technology users.

Muzzaffar Hayat Piracha, representing Airlink Communication, said it was a pleasure to welcome the United States diplomat to iSelect during her visit to the Lahore store. He highlighted the company’s vision of redefining Pakistan’s technology retail landscape by bringing international retail experiences closer to consumers. According to Airlink, iSelect has been developed to provide customers with an environment where they can experience global standards in technology, customer service and innovation. The store focuses on Apple products and provides consumers with a dedicated retail destination for the brand’s devices and technology offerings.

The visit also provided an opportunity to discuss the changing technology environment in Pakistan and the importance of relationships built around innovation, knowledge exchange and shared objectives. Airlink said Pakistan’s technology ecosystem continues to evolve as consumer demand for international technology products and modern retail experiences grows. The company views technology retail as an important part of this ecosystem, particularly as consumers increasingly expect access to internationally recognized products and services through established local channels. The interaction with the United States Chargé d’Affaires also highlighted the potential for greater engagement and knowledge exchange between businesses and stakeholders from Pakistan and the United States.

Airlink Communication said it remains focused on developing its technology retail operations while contributing to the broader evolution of Pakistan’s consumer technology market. The company described iSelect as part of its efforts to introduce internationally benchmarked retail experiences to Pakistani consumers and provide access to global technology brands through dedicated retail locations. The visit to the Lahore store comes as technology companies and retailers continue to expand their presence in Pakistan’s growing consumer electronics market. Airlink said it intends to continue focusing on innovation, retail service and collaboration as it works to develop its technology business and contribute to Pakistan’s wider technology ecosystem.

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