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Pakistan Shines at 2024 Game Developers Conference (GDC)

  • March 25, 2024
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Pakistan made a notable impact at the 2024 Game Developers Conference (GDC) with a strong representation of six dynamic companies and a delegation of 30 delegates.

The GDC, held in San Francisco, USA, serves as a crucial event for game developers worldwide, driving advancements in the gaming industry. Amidst projections of the global gaming market surpassing US $221 billion in 2023 and boasting around 3.2 billion gamers globally, the significance of events like GDC cannot be overstated.

The Pakistani delegation actively engaged in networking, knowledge-sharing, and exploring collaboration opportunities with industry leaders worldwide. This engagement showcased Pakistan’s talent and creativity in game development, paving the way for potential partnerships and investment opportunities.

The presence of officials from the Consulate General of Pakistan in Los Angeles, Asim Ali Khan, and Trade & Investment Counselor Quratulain Fatima, emphasized the importance of Pakistan’s booming gaming sector on the international stage.

This support from the Consulate underscores the government’s dedication to fostering innovation and promoting Pakistan’s digital economy. The potential of Pakistan’s gaming sector is evident, with its current valuation nearly reaching $200 million, constituting 1 percent of the global market.

Pakistan’s gaming industry is home to over 200 studios, predominantly generating revenue from North America and Europe, experiencing an impressive growth rate of around 125 percent. PSEB diligently explores new avenues to showcase and enhance the growth of Pakistan’s IT sector.

Recognizing that approximately 50 percent of Pakistan’s total IT/ITeS exports are directed towards the USA, PSEB underscores the importance of establishing a robust market presence to expand business horizons globally.

As Pakistan continues to invest in its digital economy and foster innovation in the gaming sector, its presence at GDC underscores its commitment to becoming a global hub for game development.

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