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Join Pakistan’s Digital Transformation: Apply for DEEP Project Opportunities

  • January 13, 2025
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Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication (MoITT) of Pakistan is actively seeking visionary professionals to join the Digital Economy Enhancement Project (DEEP), a World Bank-funded initiative aimed at transforming the nation’s digital public infrastructure. This project seeks to revolutionize public service delivery, integrate advanced technologies, and shape a future-ready digital landscape for millions of Pakistanis.

DEEP’s primary objective is to enhance the government’s capacity to deliver digitally enabled public services to citizens and businesses. The project focuses on expanding access to digital services, promoting their use across Pakistan, and supporting reforms to improve broadband connectivity and strengthen the policy and legal framework for the digital economy. 

The MoITT is inviting applications for various positions, including Financial Management Specialists and Digital Transformation Experts. These roles are designed for innovators and strategists eager to make a significant impact on Pakistan’s digital future. International consultants are also encouraged to apply, bringing diverse perspectives and expertise to the project.

Interested candidates can apply through the official website: www.njp.gov.pk. The application deadline is 15 days from the publication of the advertisement.

By joining DEEP, professionals have the opportunity to contribute to a transformative initiative that aims to bridge the digital divide, empower citizens, and drive economic growth through technology. This project aligns with Pakistan’s vision to become a digitally inclusive nation, fostering innovation and improving the quality of life for its people.

Source: LinkedIn Ministry of IT and Telecom Pakistan

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