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P@SHA is looking forward to the next “big idea” for the Nest I/O

  • April 15, 2022
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25th of May, 2021 – P@SHA is thrilled to announce the arrival of the next “big idea” for its tech incubation centre “The Nest I/O,” which is located in the heart of Karachi. The Nest IO has been on a mission to foster entrepreneurship and innovation in Pakistan since January 2015. Because the startup ecosystem is constantly changing, we must all shift gears and realign ourselves. Following the pandemic, P@SHA is determining how to best assist the Pakistani startup ecosystem while having the greatest effect.

P@SHA has been a leader in Pakistan’s IT and ITES policy advocacy. One of its strategic goals has been to encourage the adoption of innovative technological products and services, as well as the creation of a supporting ecosystem for startups and small businesses. P@SHA is open to any and all ideas that can help to boost the R&D, training, technology development, co-working space, startup incubation, and acceleration ecosystem.

The document explaining the details related to “Expression of Interest” and its requirements is available here: https://bit.ly/3fmLH6q

Source: Pasha

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