Pakistan's IT Exports Growing 20% Annually: Shaza Fatima Visits Huawei Service Center
The IT Minister says young talent is driving the tech industry's growth, reaffirming the government's commitment to the PM's $25 billion IT export target.
IT Minister Shaza Fatima says Pakistan's tech industry is thriving on young talent, with IT exports growing 20% annually, during a visit to Huawei's Global Service Center in Islamabad.
Minister for Information Technology Shaza Fatima has said Pakistan's tech industry is thriving due to the talent and potential of its young workforce. She made these remarks during her visit to Huawei's Global Service Center in Islamabad.
Competitive in Cost and Quality
Shaza Fatima said Pakistan's IT talent is competitive in terms of both cost and quality. She highlighted its growing contribution to the services industry, describing it as a key pillar of the country's economy and an important source of foreign exchange earnings.
The Growth Numbers
The Minister noted that Pakistan's IT exports are growing by around twenty percent annually. She reiterated the government's commitment to achieving the twenty-five billion dollar IT export target set by the Prime Minister.
A Message for Huawei
Referring to the longstanding friendship between Pakistan and China, Shaza Fatima expressed confidence that Huawei would further expand its presence and investment in Pakistan.
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