Islamabad: Federal Minister for Information Technology, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, has highlighted the critical role of digital transformation and technological advancement in Pakistan’s economic future. Speaking at an event in Islamabad, she emphasized the urgent need for the nation to embrace these changes to keep pace with global trends.

Minister Khawaja underscored the importance of equipping Pakistan with the necessary skills in artificial intelligence, ensuring that the country does not lag behind in the rapidly evolving technological landscape. She highlighted Pakistan’s active steps toward becoming a digital economy, indicating a national digital transformation is underway.

The Minister pointed out the rapid development of Pakistan’s IT sector, noting that increasing IT exports are a positive sign for the nation’s economy. She affirmed her belief that IT products will serve as the backbone of Pakistan’s economic structure.

Reiterating the government’s commitment, Khawaja stated that leveraging digital tools and innovations is crucial for empowering institutions and driving economic growth. The government’s focus remains on ensuring a robust digital future for Pakistan.