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Shaza Fatima Khawaja Meets Kuwait Minister To Discuss Bilateral Tech And Digital Collaboration

  • February 8, 2026
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Federal Minister for IT & Telecom, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, recently met with H.E. Mr. Omar Saud Al Omar, Minister of State for Communication Affairs of Kuwait, to discuss opportunities for deepening bilateral cooperation in technology, communications, and the digital economy. The meeting highlighted shared priorities around responsible innovation, digital transformation, and economic collaboration between the two countries.

During the discussions, both sides expressed appreciation for the renewed momentum in bilateral relations and people-to-people exchanges. They emphasized the importance of building on past business engagements while exploring opportunities for technology and communications partnerships. Shared cultural and historical ties were also acknowledged as a foundation for stronger cooperation in emerging areas such as AI, digital services, and online infrastructure.

The ministers explored challenges related to emerging technologies, including AI, misinformation, online safety, and the ethical implications of digital content. Both agreed on the importance of balancing innovation with responsible regulation, particularly in safeguarding children online and protecting cultural and national identity. The conversation highlighted the need for joint learning as technology continues to evolve faster than regulatory frameworks.

Economic and technological collaboration was another focus, with both sides showing interest in initiatives such as roadshows, business exchanges, and investment opportunities. Shaza Fatima Khawaja reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to fostering inclusive and responsible digital growth, while Mr. Omar Saud Al Omar emphasized Kuwait’s willingness to strengthen cooperation in communications, AI governance, and digital economy projects. The meeting concluded with a shared vision of advancing bilateral ties through sustainable, innovation-driven partnerships.

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