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P@SHA Leaders Discuss Future of Pakistan’s IT Sector at C-Level Meetup

  • December 17, 2024
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On December 15, 2024, leading figures from Pakistan’s IT industry convened at the IT C-Level Meetup organized by Peak Solutions at the Pearl Continental Hotel, Lahore. The event featured key representatives from the Pakistan Software Houses Association for IT and ITeS (P@SHA), including Chairman Sajjad Syed, Vice Chairman Raheel Iqbal, and CEC Members Abdul Wahab Ahmad and Usman Akbar. This gathering brought together technology leaders, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers to discuss the future of the IT sector and strategies for its growth.

Sajjad Syed delivered a keynote address focusing on the trends shaping Pakistan’s IT sector, the challenges it faces, and the opportunities for innovation and expansion. He emphasized the importance of adopting emerging technologies, enhancing skill development, and fostering an environment that supports innovation and collaboration. His insights reflected a strategic vision for driving progress in the tech industry.

Raheel Iqbal and other P@SHA members reinforced these ideas, highlighting how technology is transforming businesses in Pakistan. They discussed the need for the IT sector to adapt to global market demands and pointed out the necessity for greater investment, policy support, and collaboration between public and private sectors. The discussions underscored the importance of nurturing talent, simplifying regulations, and providing platforms for tech companies to compete internationally.

The event provided a valuable platform for knowledge-sharing and networking, with attendees exploring how technologies like artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and blockchain are changing business operations. The speakers emphasized the need for Pakistan’s IT industry to remain agile and innovative to stay competitive in global markets. They also discussed the critical role of education and training programs in preparing the workforce for a digital economy.

Throughout the meetup, the pivotal role of P@SHA in driving Pakistan’s digital transformation was evident. The event facilitated meaningful dialogue on overcoming challenges and seizing opportunities to strengthen the tech industry. The collaborative spirit highlighted a shared commitment to fostering a robust and dynamic IT ecosystem.

The meetup concluded with optimism and a focus on actionable strategies. Participants agreed on the importance of continued discussions and practical steps to advance the IT sector. The ideas exchanged during the event will serve as a foundation for future initiatives aimed at boosting Pakistan’s position in the global tech landscape. The productive day reaffirmed the belief that through collaboration, innovation, and strategic direction, Pakistan’s IT industry can reach new milestones and significantly contribute to the country’s economic growth.

Source: P@SHA’s LinkedIn

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