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STZA and CBD Nawaz Sharif IT City sign Zone Development Agreement to boost digital growth

  • August 16, 2025
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Special Technology Zones Authority (STZA) has formalized a Zone Development Agreement with CBD Nawaz Sharif IT City (NSIT), marking a milestone step in strengthening Pakistan’s digital economy. The agreement is aimed at positioning Punjab as a central player in the country’s technology-driven transformation by creating an environment that encourages global and local investment. With the establishment of this Special Technology Zone, the region is set to benefit from an influx of innovative enterprises, advanced infrastructure, and knowledge-based industries, building a foundation for sustained growth in technology and entrepreneurship.

This partnership between STZA and NSIT is designed to transform Punjab into a hub of digital excellence by attracting businesses, investors, and talent from across the globe. The initiative will encourage the establishment of high-value enterprises in IT and related sectors, fostering a culture of innovation and enterprise-led growth. The zone is expected to offer an enabling ecosystem where startups and established companies alike can collaborate and expand, leveraging infrastructure that supports research, development, and technology commercialization. By creating such a dynamic environment, the project aims to expand the digital footprint of Pakistan, improve ease of doing business, and encourage export-led economic opportunities.

The agreement also carries significant socio-economic implications, particularly in terms of job creation and skills development. With the emergence of new industries within the Special Technology Zone, employment opportunities are anticipated to rise, especially for young professionals and graduates entering the technology workforce. The initiative aligns with broader national goals of equipping the country’s youth with relevant digital skills and integrating them into globally competitive industries. The project is also expected to play a role in strengthening Pakistan’s exports by supporting businesses that can tap into international markets with high-value IT services and products.

By partnering with NSIT, STZA is further embedding technology into the core of Punjab’s development strategy. The establishment of this Special Technology Zone will not only serve as a magnet for investors but also position the province as a leader in advancing innovation-led growth. Officials have emphasized that such agreements represent more than infrastructure development—they reflect a shift toward building an economy anchored in knowledge, digital entrepreneurship, and long-term sustainability. With these advancements, Punjab is set to reinforce its place as a key driver of Pakistan’s digital transformation, ensuring that the benefits extend across sectors and contribute to a more resilient and future-ready economy.

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