Jazz CEO to grow in Elon Musk’s Starlink as a healthy activity

Jazz CEO Aamir Ibrahim sees an opportunity to build up in Elon Musk’s satellite network Starlink providing low-cost internet to remote locations, entering the competitive landscape in Pakistan.
While speaking at the ‘Internet for All’ webinar hosted by the Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, in which industry leaders discussed the challenges and solutions for the seamless provision of digital connectivity in Pakistan, Amir said: “Projects like Starlink are game-changers and I admire people like Elon Musk who think differently and are not afraid to challenge every aspect of our knowledge. Maybe Starlink coming to Pakistan will cause some disruptions, but it will also give us the opportunity to watch, learn and grow with the competition.”
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