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Jazz Reaffirms Digital Inclusion as Pakistan Hits 200 Million Mobile Subscribers

  • June 19, 2025
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Jazz, Pakistan’s leading digital operator, has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing digital inclusion as the country crosses the significant milestone of 200 million mobile subscribers. With over 73 million mobile users, including 53 million on 4G, and more than 100 million digital customers across various platforms, Jazz continues to lead the national push toward broader access to technology and services.

To honor the achievement, PTA organized a commemorative event in Islamabad, gathering key telecom sector representatives to recognize the contributions that have enabled this milestone. Jazz participated in the ceremony, joining other stakeholders in acknowledging the progress made in expanding connectivity and digital reach across Pakistan. During the event, Jazz extended its congratulations to PTA for fostering a regulatory environment that supports digital growth and connectivity.

Aamir Ibrahim, CEO of Jazz, commented on the occasion by highlighting the significance of this development in Pakistan’s digital journey. He remarked that reaching 200 million mobile subscribers symbolizes the country’s accelerating digital transformation. He appreciated PTA’s support in enabling the telecom sector to play a central role in building a modern, inclusive digital ecosystem. Aamir emphasized that Jazz remains committed to driving innovation and ensuring that technology serves all Pakistanis, regardless of their location or background.

Jazz operates as a ServiceCo—an integrated digital services company—delivering more than just mobile connectivity. Its diverse portfolio includes platforms like JazzCash for mobile financial services, Tamasha for entertainment, SIMOSA for self-care management, FikrFree for InsurTech, Garaj for enterprise cloud solutions, and GameNow for gaming. This broad service spectrum reflects Jazz’s evolution into a company that provides digital capabilities aimed at improving everyday life and economic opportunities for its users.

The company’s role in this milestone underscores its strategic transition from a telecom operator to a comprehensive digital enabler. With a strong focus on financial inclusion, digital content, enterprise services, and cloud infrastructure, Jazz is contributing to a digitally connected Pakistan that supports economic resilience, education, innovation, and business growth.

As mobile penetration increases and the demand for integrated digital services continues to grow, Jazz remains at the forefront of offering seamless experiences through a single ecosystem. Its platforms are designed to address daily needs, from financial transactions and entertainment to enterprise-scale cloud solutions. Jazz’s ongoing investments in technology and partnerships reflect its ambition to lead in service delivery while reinforcing its long-standing vision of inclusive digital empowerment.

The company’s participation in the national celebration serves not only as a recognition of past achievements but also as a reaffirmation of its future objectives—ensuring that every citizen has access to meaningful connectivity and the tools necessary to thrive in an increasingly digital world.

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