Islamabad, Apr 13, 2025: In a significant move for Pakistan’s telecommunication sector, the Prime Minister has officially approved the contract appointment of Mr. Ali Farhan as the Managing Director (MD) of the National Telecommunication Corporation (NTC).
The appointment falls under the MP-I Scale and is set for a three-year term, in line with the provisions of the MP Scales Policy, 2020. Mr. Farhan will assume charge from the date of his joining.
The Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication confirmed the development, highlighting the government’s commitment to strengthening national digital infrastructure and improving communication services across the country.
With this high-level appointment, the Ministry aims to drive innovation and ensure the delivery of secure and reliable telecom services for government and defense institutions.
Mr. Ali Farhan brings a wealth of experience in the telecom and technology sectors and will lead NTC through a period of digital transformation.
Industry experts believe this leadership change could play a key role in accelerating public sector digitization and enhancing coordination between federal departments.
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The Ministry of IT and Telecommunication oversees the National Telecommunication Corporation, which provides ICT services to government bodies and serves as a cornerstone in national cyber infrastructure.
Under Mr. Farhan’s leadership, NTC is likely to explore new projects related to cybersecurity, e-governance, and digital connectivity.
Experts see this appointment as a positive step toward achieving Pakistan’s Vision 2025 goals for digital growth and innovation.
The Prime Minister’s approval reflects confidence in Mr. Farhan’s ability to steer NTC into a new era of modernization.
Stay tuned for more updates on Pakistan’s digital policy and key leadership changes in the tech and telecom sector.
