Islamabad, Feb 26: Pakistan’s IT industry made a strong impact at Web Summit Qatar 2025, a prestigious global technology conference, with a dedicated Pakistan Pavilion showcasing the country’s innovative digital landscape.
This milestone event was officially inaugurated by Pakistan’s Ambassador to Qatar, Lt Gen (retd) Muhammad Aamer, alongside PSEB CEO Abu Bakar and P@SHA Senior Vice Chairman Umair Nizam. The initiative, spearheaded by the Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB) and Pakistan Software Houses Association (P@SHA), highlights Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening its global presence in the IT sector.
Umair Nizam emphasized that Qatar is emerging as a crucial market for Pakistani IT firms, thanks to the strategic efforts of the Ministry of IT & Telecom (MoITT), PSEB, and P@SHA. A delegation of 10 leading IT firms and over 30 industry representatives from Pakistan participated in the summit, showcasing cutting-edge software solutions, IT services, and innovative technology products. Their presence reinforced Pakistan’s growing reputation as a dynamic hub for digital services and technological advancements.
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At the inauguration, Ambassador Muhammad Aamer underscored the strength of Pakistan’s IT sector and its immense potential for international collaborations. PSEB CEO Abu Bakar reiterated the government’s dedication to boosting IT exports and fostering global partnerships through targeted initiatives. Umair Nizam highlighted the importance of public-private collaboration in driving the growth of Pakistan’s tech industry, urging companies to leverage global opportunities for expansion.
Qatar remains a key destination for Pakistani technology exports, and discussions on the first day of Web Summit Qatar 2025 have paved the way for enhanced cooperation between Pakistani and Qatari enterprises. This engagement is expected to unlock new business opportunities, attract investments, and facilitate knowledge exchange across critical technology domains.
The summit has provided Pakistani IT firms with exceptional networking prospects, enabling them to establish valuable connections with international investors and technology leaders. Pakistan’s successful participation underscores its increasing role in the global tech ecosystem, setting the stage for future cross-border collaborations.
To further solidify these relationships, Ambassador Muhammad Aamer will host an exclusive Pakistan Night, aimed at attracting investments, fostering joint ventures, and securing IT service contracts for Pakistani firms. This initiative is expected to enhance Pakistan’s standing in the international IT market and drive sustained industry growth.
