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Dr. Sonia Saleem To Represent Pakistan’s IT Industry At TechCrunch Disrupt

  • October 25, 2025
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Dr. Sonia Saleem, PASHA CEC Member and Chair of the Diversity and Inclusion Sub-Committee, will represent Pakistan’s IT industry at TechCrunch Disrupt, one of the world’s most influential technology and innovation conferences. Her participation highlights Pakistan’s growing presence in the global technology landscape and reflects the increasing recognition of its vibrant digital ecosystem. TechCrunch Disrupt serves as a global meeting point for founders, investors, and policymakers, creating opportunities for knowledge exchange and international collaboration across the startup and innovation sectors.

Dr. Saleem’s presence at the event is expected to open new avenues for dialogue between Pakistan’s technology leaders and the international tech community. She will be engaging with global innovators and exploring ways to strengthen partnerships that can help accelerate the growth of Pakistan’s IT sector. Through her participation, PASHA continues its mission to promote Pakistan’s capabilities in software development, digital services, and innovation-driven entrepreneurship, while encouraging inclusion and representation in the technology space.

Pakistan’s IT industry has been expanding rapidly, driven by a young, skilled workforce and an increasing emphasis on export-led digital transformation. By participating in platforms like TechCrunch Disrupt, industry leaders aim to showcase the country’s progress and potential in areas such as artificial intelligence, software engineering, cloud computing, and digital finance. Dr. Saleem’s engagement will focus on highlighting Pakistan’s strengths as a destination for innovation, investment, and technology collaboration, as well as fostering dialogue on global best practices in diversity and inclusion within tech ecosystems.

TechCrunch Disrupt annually attracts thousands of participants from across the world, including startup founders, venture capitalists, technology enthusiasts, and policymakers. For Pakistan, representation at such a forum helps build visibility and credibility for its digital sector while connecting it to international networks that can drive future collaborations. Dr. Saleem’s participation aligns with PASHA’s long-term vision of promoting inclusivity and diversity as key pillars of sustainable digital growth. Her leadership in the Diversity and Inclusion Sub-Committee underscores the organization’s commitment to ensuring equal opportunities for all, fostering innovation through representation, and encouraging women’s participation in technology.

The event also provides a chance to explore strategic opportunities for partnerships, mentorship programs, and cross-border knowledge sharing. Through meaningful discussions and active participation, Dr. Saleem aims to position Pakistan as an emerging innovation hub that is ready to engage globally. Her representation at TechCrunch Disrupt reflects a broader commitment from Pakistan’s technology industry to expand its global footprint and strengthen its connections with leading players in the international tech landscape.

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