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Get Smartphones on Easy Installments Through this New Program

by News Publishing
November 2, 2023
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Interim IT and Telecommunication Minister, Dr. Umar Saif, unveiled a groundbreaking initiative on Thursday to bridge the digital divide and drive economic growth.

This visionary program has called upon cellular operators, investment firms, and banks to offer smartphone packages on an installment basis, thus making cutting-edge technology accessible to a broader segment of the population.

The minister emphasized that the government’s foremost objective is to provide essential services to its citizens. By increasing the availability of smartphones, this initiative promises to benefit not only end-users but also mobile phone manufacturers, the telecommunications industry, and the overall national economy.

To ensure the success of this endeavor, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has been directed to implement policy guidelines that will foster the growth of e-commerce and enhance digital connectivity for all citizens.

The “Smartphones for All” policy is anticipated to be a pivotal step in narrowing the digital divide and cultivating a more connected and tech-savvy population.

Furthermore, in a recent high-level delegation meeting with representatives from Rwanda, substantial progress has been made in exporting “Made in Pakistan” smartphones. The Rwandan government has shown keen interest in Pakistani smartphone technology, opening doors for potential expansion into African markets.

Dr. Umar Saif also stressed the significance of addressing issues related to individuals who default on their installment payments for smartphones. To tackle this, a comprehensive action plan is being developed, which may include the blocking of phones for defaulters who fail to meet their financial commitments. As a subsequent measure, SIM cards may be blocked, and in extreme cases, National Identity Cards could be subject to suspension.

Dr. Umar Saif asserts that these measures are essential to incentivize responsible financial behavior, ensuring the continued expansion of smartphone accessibility while discouraging negligence in financial commitments.

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