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JazzWorld CEO Aamir Ibrahim Meets Punjab AI Advisor Ali Dar To Discuss AI And Digital Transformation

  • November 11, 2026
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Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and President of JazzWorld Aamir Ibrahim called on Advisor to the Chief Minister of Punjab Ali Dar to discuss artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation, and the evolving technology landscape of the province. The meeting was shared by The Office of AI on its official LinkedIn page. It brought together the head of one of the largest telecom and digital services groups in the country and the official who leads the AI agenda of the Punjab government, at a time when the province is working to bring AI into the delivery of public services.

According to the post, the discussion explored opportunities for collaboration around AI-enabled public services, digital infrastructure, data, and emerging technologies. Both sides shared a focus on translating innovation into practical solutions and wider public impact as Punjab advances its AI Vision 2029, which aims to make the province the most AI-enabled in South Asia by 2029. The announcement did not mention a specific agreement or project, so the meeting is best seen as an exchange of views on where the two sides could work together on technology initiatives.

The meeting follows other recent engagements of JazzWorld on digital infrastructure and public sector services. This month, Aamir Ibrahim discussed investment in data centres and AI factories with the Special Investment Facilitation Council and JazzWorld signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Punjab Information Technology Board to explore technology-driven solutions for digital public services in Punjab. 

For Punjab, the conversation with a telecom and digital services provider points to the importance of connectivity, data, and infrastructure in the delivery of AI-enabled services, since public sector AI projects depend on reliable networks and well managed data. The Office of AI has been holding a series of meetings with companies, institutions, and international partners as it works to turn the AI Vision 2029 into practical results. Further details about any joint initiatives between the Office of AI and JazzWorld are likely to be shared if the discussions move forward after this meeting.

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