Federal Minister for Information Technology (IT) Shaza Fatima Khawaja has announced that Pakistan is emerging as a significant player in the global technology arena during the recent tensions with India.

Speaking at a key event, she shared encouraging news about advancements in the IT sector and anticipated future investments.

Fatima projected that investments in Pakistan’s IT sector are expected to exceed $700 million in the coming years, marking a pivotal development for the national economy.

She highlighted the positive outcomes of the government’s economic reforms, which have led to a notable increase in remittances and a significant decrease in both the policy rate and inflation.

Additionally, the federal minister pointed out that Pakistan has reached an important milestone of 200 million mobile subscribers, signifying a major stride towards digital advancement.

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In light of current events, she commended the Pakistan Armed Forces for their courageous response to India’s aggression, emphasizing that Pakistan’s technological capabilities have gained recognition on the global stage.

Shaza Fatima concluded by reaffirming the government’s ongoing efforts to enhance the economy, noting that current data indicates Pakistan is on a path to progress.