Wahab Yunus, Founder of Eraflip Tech, has announced his candidacy for a seat on the PASHA Central Executive Committee for the 2026 to 2028 term, contesting from the Associate membership category. Yunus is a technology entrepreneur with more than ten years of experience, with a career built primarily around skills development, human capital development and gaming, and he also serves as an active member of Rotary International, contributing to social welfare and community development initiatives alongside his industry work.
His manifesto opens with a commitment to Associate to Corporate growth, proposing to create a structured pathway that would let Associate members scale their businesses, increase revenues, and eventually progress toward Corporate membership, with the broader goal of building stronger companies that contribute more to Pakistan’s IT industry and economy. His second point focuses on global market access and IT exports, aiming to strengthen international linkages, business to business opportunities and strategic partnerships that would help Associate companies access global markets and generate more export revenue.
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The remaining points of his platform address talent, gaming and inclusion. Yunus wants to bridge the gap between industry and available talent through practical skills development, industry driven training, academic collaboration and stronger pathways connecting learning to employment. He also wants to strengthen Pakistan’s gaming and technology ecosystem specifically, helping growing companies in that space adopt artificial intelligence, embrace emerging technologies, and develop products that can compete globally. His final commitment centers on actively listening to Associate members, representing their specific challenges, and strengthening collaboration across the ecosystem to create meaningful business, networking and growth opportunities.
Yunus’s candidacy comes as PASHA members prepare to vote on September 17, 2026, for the ten open seats of the Central Executive Committee, with two additional reserved seats for women entrepreneurs to be filled the following day by the newly elected committee. Based on the Election Commission’s regional structure, voting is expected to be coordinated across Islamabad and Rawalpindi, Lahore, and Karachi, where PASHA maintains its secretariat and regional offices. Voting will take place through secret ballot between 9 am and 5 pm, with original CNIC or passport required for identity verification at polling stations. The complete final voters list for the 2026 elections is available on the PASHA final voter list, and more information about Yunus’s professional background can be found on his LinkedIn profile.
Computerworld is profiling every candidate contesting the 2026 PASHA CEC elections. View the manifestos and candidate profiles here on CWPK. Profiles are drawn from published campaign material by PASHA Election Commission. Public manifestos for all CEC contestants can be found here.
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