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Jazz And DynaSys Launch Pakistan’s First City-Wide LoRaWAN Network To Power Smart City Solutions

  • October 23, 2025
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Jazz, Pakistan’s leading digital operator, in collaboration with DynaSys Networks, has launched the country’s first city-wide Long Range Wide Area Network (LoRaWAN) in Lahore, marking a major advancement in the nation’s digital connectivity and smart infrastructure development. The initiative aims to enable a new generation of Internet of Things (IoT) applications and connected solutions that will transform urban living, optimize resource management, and enhance public services. The project’s nationwide expansion is already underway, positioning Lahore as the first city to adopt this large-scale network designed to support Pakistan’s growing smart city ambitions.

The LoRaWAN network distinguishes itself through its ability to support long-range, low-power communication for IoT devices, making it suitable for scalable deployments across diverse sectors. From precision agriculture and environmental monitoring to industrial automation and public infrastructure management, the technology opens pathways for greater efficiency and sustainability. Unlike traditional cellular networks, LoRaWAN allows thousands of connected devices to operate on minimal energy, reducing costs and improving operational reliability. This step reflects Jazz’s ongoing commitment to supporting Pakistan’s transition toward a data-driven economy while creating digital solutions that enhance everyday life for citizens and businesses alike.

Chaudhary Shahzad Rasheed, President Enterprise Solutions at Jazz, described the initiative as an important milestone in the company’s journey toward building a digitally empowered Pakistan. “The launch of the LoRaWAN network is the key to unlocking the immense potential of the Internet of Things, transforming how businesses operate and how communities thrive. By enabling seamless access to real-time data, Jazz is driving innovation that will shape the future of Pakistan,” he stated. His remarks reflect the company’s broader strategy of integrating next-generation technologies into its national infrastructure portfolio to strengthen industrial competitiveness and accelerate digital adoption.

Ali Akhtar, Founder and CEO of DynaSys Networks, emphasized the collaborative impact of this project, stating that the partnership merges Jazz’s extensive digital reach with DynaSys’s expertise in IoT to establish a foundation for a smarter Pakistan. “We welcome enterprises, institutions, and government bodies to join us in harnessing this technology. Together we can unlock endless opportunities for growth, efficiency, and sustainability,” he said. The LoRaWAN network is fully compliant with the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority’s (PTA) IoT licensing framework and hosted entirely within Pakistan to ensure data security, privacy, and sovereignty. This local hosting approach safeguards data integrity and supports the creation of a secure, future-ready digital ecosystem.

Through this collaboration, Jazz and DynaSys have set the stage for a transformative shift in Pakistan’s urban technology landscape. The city-wide LoRaWAN deployment not only enhances digital infrastructure but also strengthens the foundation for smart city services, from connected utilities and transportation systems to public safety and environmental management. As the initiative expands across other cities, it is expected to foster innovation, support sustainable urban growth, and contribute to Pakistan’s broader vision of a digitally integrated society.

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