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Pakistan’s IT Revolution: PM Shahbaz Sharif Leads Seminar to Propel Economic Growth

  • July 21, 2023
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Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif spearheaded a groundbreaking seminar, demonstrating Pakistan’s resolute commitment to becoming an IT hub by bringing together public and private stakeholders.

In a tweet, he emphasized the event’s significance in launching a much-needed IT revolution with the ambitious goal of propelling IT exports to $25 billion within 2-3 years. Sharif highlighted the IT sector’s potential in curbing unemployment and driving robust economic growth.

The Prime Minister also underscored the Strategic Integrated Framework for IT (SIFC) as a comprehensive, whole-of-government approach to harnessing technology for progress. He pledged to vigorously implement the economic recovery plan to energize the nation.

Enthusiastic attendees envisioned a technologically advanced Pakistan leading the global digital charge. Sharif called for collective effort, firmly believing that Pakistan has the potential to emerge as a technology powerhouse, fostering unparalleled growth and prosperity.

This landmark seminar sets the foundation for a brighter future, placing Pakistan on the path to IT excellence and economic prosperity.

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