The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) marked the soft launch of its newest co-working center in Rawalpindi today, solidifying its position as the ninth center in the province. This collaborative co-working space is established in partnership with Rawalpindi’s ‘Startup Coworks,’ bringing a dynamic workspace to the city.
Present at the occasion were PITB Director e-Governance Ali Zeb and the e-Earn team, emphasizing the commitment to fostering a collaborative environment for freelancers. e-Earn, the largest network of co-working spaces in Punjab, aims to facilitate freelancers while championing equal work opportunities for women and differently-abled individuals.
PITB envisions the establishment of a total of 11 e-Earn Co-working Spaces province-wide. The existing operational centers in Sahiwal, Gujrat, Sialkot, Bahawalpur, Gujranwala, Multan, Faisalabad, and DG Khan have been launched in collaboration with private partners. This strategic expansion aligns with PITB’s broader goal of creating accessible and inclusive workspaces across the province, promoting collaboration and innovation in the freelancing community.
