Islamabad, Feb 13: Pakistan made a remarkable impact at LEAP 2025, the world’s most-attended tech event, by showcasing its rapidly growing IT industry and fostering global collaborations. This year’s participation was Pakistan’s largest-ever at an international technology event, with over 100 companies and more than 1,000 delegates representing the country’s thriving digital sector.
Pakistan-Saudi Business Forum Sets the Stage
The event commenced with the Pak-Saudi Business Forum, where 400+ attendees from both nations explored strategic partnerships in IT and digital transformation. The Pakistan Pavilion was inaugurated by Minister of State for IT & Telecom Shaza Fatima Khawaja, along with notable dignitaries including H.E. Deema Al Yahya, Secretary General of the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO), Ambassador of Pakistan to KSA H.E. Ahmad Farooq, Secretary IT Mr. Zarrar Hasham, CEO PSEB Mr. Abu Bakar, and Chairman PASHA Mr. Sajjad Syed.
Showcasing Pakistan’s Cutting-Edge IT Solutions
The pavilion highlighted Pakistan’s top IT firms, startups, and service providers, offering innovations in AI, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and fintech. Throughout the event, Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja held discussions with leading Saudi tech giants, government representatives, and investors, reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to global digital transformation.
Strategic MoUs and Global Partnerships
A series of Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) and contracts were signed between Pakistani IT firms and global tech companies, strengthening Pakistan’s presence in the international tech market. High-profile discussions included Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja’s participation in a panel discussion on LEAP’s main stage, while CEO PSEB Abu Bakar spoke on empowering startups through international collaboration.
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A Game-Changer for Pakistan’s IT Industry
Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja emphasized the significance of Pakistan’s participation, stating: “LEAP 2025 has been a transformative experience, positioning Pakistan as a global tech hub. The collaborations formed here will propel our IT industry to new heights.”
CEO PSEB Abu Bakar highlighted the growth opportunities, saying: “Pakistan’s IT sector is at a pivotal moment. The partnerships forged at LEAP 2025 will unlock immense potential for investment and expansion.”
Chairman PASHA Sajjad Syed added: “Pakistan’s strong presence at LEAP 2025 demonstrates our growing role in the global technology ecosystem.”
With a booming IT industry, a thriving startup ecosystem, and a commitment to digital innovation, Pakistan’s participation at LEAP 2025 solidifies its status as an emerging global tech leader. The event has paved the way for business expansion, strategic investments, and groundbreaking collaborations, shaping the future of Pakistan’s digital economy.
