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PASHA Expands Network With New Member Companies To Strengthen Pakistan’s IT Industry

  • November 2, 2025
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Pakistan Software Houses Association for IT and ITeS (PASHA) has welcomed several new companies into its community, expanding its ever-growing network of technology innovators, entrepreneurs, and digital professionals. The new members include Abendsoft Pvt Ltd, Archive Technologies (Pvt) Ltd, Auto Connect, Highgate, Infinitrs, Jaunt Solutions, Kodesinc, Oak Street Technologies, ORIO, sandyApps, Strativ, Techieonix, Techtics.AI, The Design PK (Pvt.) Ltd, The Premier Services & Solutions Pvt Ltd, and Vital Steer Technologies. Each of these companies brings unique expertise and innovation to Pakistan’s IT ecosystem, contributing to the shared vision of a digitally empowered nation.

By joining PASHA, these organizations become part of a national network that connects hundreds of IT firms, startups, and service providers working to strengthen Pakistan’s digital economy. PASHA serves as a collaborative platform where industry players can share knowledge, explore business opportunities, and collectively advocate for policies that support sustainable growth in technology and innovation. The inclusion of these new members reflects the continued expansion of Pakistan’s IT and software services industry, which has witnessed notable growth in exports, entrepreneurship, and global partnerships in recent years.

The newly joined companies represent a diverse range of technology services, including software development, AI solutions, digital transformation, data analytics, and design innovation. Their participation in PASHA underscores the association’s commitment to fostering inclusivity and supporting companies of all sizes across Pakistan. For emerging tech firms, PASHA membership provides access to valuable industry resources, mentorship, networking events, and global visibility through international collaborations. For established enterprises, it offers a platform to influence policy, share expertise, and help shape the future direction of Pakistan’s ICT landscape.

PASHA’s continued expansion highlights its central role in uniting the country’s technology community under a shared goal of building a smarter, more resilient digital infrastructure. The association continues to play a key role in promoting digital exports, supporting innovation, and enabling the workforce of tomorrow through its initiatives and collaborations with public and private stakeholders. Welcoming new members is an important part of this journey, ensuring that Pakistan’s IT sector remains vibrant, competitive, and forward-thinking. Through collective efforts and shared innovation, PASHA and its growing community of members are helping to build a stronger foundation for Pakistan’s digital future.

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