Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has officially launched a new IT programme aimed at advancing Pakistan’s digital economy and promoting technology-driven growth.
According to the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), the initiative is designed to create a supportive environment for the IT industry while equipping young Pakistanis with essential digital skills.
The programme focuses on key areas such as freelancing, e-commerce, and software development. It will provide training and resources to enhance youth employability in the IT sector.
PM Shehbaz highlighted that modern IT education and skill development are crucial for positioning Pakistan as a regional hub for technology and innovation.
A comprehensive policy framework for the promotion of the IT sector has been developed under the directives of PM Shehbaz. The framework aims to support startups, expand digital infrastructure, and encourage entrepreneurship.
Officials noted that the initiative will also create opportunities for remote work and enable young professionals to participate in the global digital economy.
“The government is committed to strengthening the national economy through information technology and empowering our youth with modern skills,” said PM Shehbaz during the launch.
The programme is part of a broader strategy to modernize Pakistan’s economic sectors and leverage technology for sustainable growth. It also aligns with global trends emphasizing digital literacy and innovation.
Through this initiative, PM Shehbaz seeks to enhance Pakistan’s competitiveness in the technology industry and provide a strong foundation for future digital advancements.
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The government plans to continuously monitor the programme’s impact and ensure that youth benefit from high-quality IT training, fostering long-term economic growth and technological development.
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