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Sky47 Presents Digital Infrastructure At Energy Conference 2026 Pakistan

  • August 25, 2026
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Sky47 Limited took part in the Pakistan Energy Conference 2026, organized by the Petroleum Institute of Pakistan under the theme Shaping Energy Security Through Policy Reform and Technological Innovation. The conference brought together policymakers, government representatives, industry leaders and technology experts to discuss the future of Pakistan’s energy sector through policy reform, innovation, artificial intelligence and digital transformation.

Representing Sky47, Chief Technology and Information Officer Muhammad Ali delivered a presentation focused on how secure digital infrastructure, cloud computing, artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies can support the next phase of transformation across Pakistan’s energy sector. His presentation addressed how digital tools are increasingly becoming central to how energy companies manage operations, security and long term planning in an industry that has traditionally relied on more conventional infrastructure.

The discussion was further shaped by contributions from other industry and academic figures, including LUMS Energy Institute Director Dr. Naveed Khan, EnablifyAI Chief Executive Officer Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi, and Mari Energies Limited Director of Business Development and Commercial Hassan Mehmood. Their combined participation reflected a broader effort at the conference to bring together perspectives from academia, technology firms and established energy companies on how digital transformation can support the sector’s future direction.

Sky47 said it remains committed to continued engagement with Pakistan’s energy sector, positioning secure and scalable digital infrastructure as a foundation for supporting a more innovative and resilient energy future in the country. The company’s participation reflects a broader pattern of technology firms increasingly engaging with traditionally non-tech sectors such as energy, as digital infrastructure and AI capabilities become more central to how these industries plan and operate going forward.

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