Furthermore, he said that the country’s IT exports to date have surpassed $2.1 billion as a result of Pakistan’s welcoming investment climate. According to the minister, Pakistani start-up investments have increased by about fivefold since 2020, and the IT ministry has been offering local and worldwide networking platforms to start-ups through Ignite. Moreover, he claimed that the effort has aided start-ups in pitching their products and ideas to potential customers and investors.
Minister Says Pakistan’s IT Exports are on a Positive trajectory with a fivefold increase since 2020
Haque argued that technology should play a role in the government’s objective to expand Pakistan’s entrepreneurship ecosystem. He went on to say that National Incubation Centers (NIC) in Islamabad, Lahore, Peshawar, Karachi, and Quetta help students develop ideas that promote and support investment infrastructure in Pakistan. Moreover, he remarked, Ignite CEO, Asim Shahryar Husain, NITB Executive Director, LUMS Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Arshad Ahmad, and Board of Ignite Chairman, Syed Husnain Abbas Kazmi also attended the ceremony. Check out? Immersion Files a Lawsuit Against Meta for Allegedly Copying its VR Tech
