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Pakistani IT Experts at Global AI Summit in Riyadh

  • September 10, 2024
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Pakistani information technology (IT) professionals are attending the Global AI Summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, highlighting the country’s growing expertise in artificial intelligence. This international conference, taking place from September 10th to 12th, brings together experts to discuss cutting-edge advancements in the field.

Pakistani participation coincides with the country’s ongoing efforts to boost IT exports and attract foreign investment. This focus on IT development aims to strengthen Pakistan’s economy and reduce its dependence on foreign debt.

Pakistan recently hosted its own successful IT and telecom festival, showcasing the nation’s technological capabilities to both local and international participants. This active participation in international events like the Global AI Summit further demonstrates Pakistan’s commitment to innovation and collaboration in the AI landscape.

The Pakistani embassy in Saudi Arabia expressed pride in the delegation’s participation, particularly highlighting the contributions of IT professionals like Mr. Yasar Ayaz and Mr. Shoaib Ur Rehman. These experts are scheduled to present on “Inclusive Tech Solutions: Bridging Gaps and Empowering Diverse Communities,” emphasizing the responsible and accessible use of AI.

Ayaz and Rehman are recognized figures within Pakistan’s IT sector, known for their expertise in information technology and cybersecurity. Their dedication to promoting IT education, awareness, and digital innovation aligns with Pakistan’s broader goals in this domain.

The Global AI Summit marks another step forward for Pakistan’s IT industry. As the country strives to achieve its target of $25 billion in IT exports and establish itself as a global player in the field, continued participation in international events and collaboration with leading experts will be crucial.

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