‘High-tech services key to Pakistan’s growth’
• Prof Amir Sufi urges a shift from a low-tech industry to innovation-driven services• Calls for new lending models for intangible assets• SBP official stresses financial access to SMEs, youth,…
• Prof Amir Sufi urges a shift from a low-tech industry to innovation-driven services• Calls for new lending models for intangible assets• SBP official stresses financial access to SMEs, youth,…
Fatima carries on her father, Rashid Naseem’, record-making legacy; hopes efforts will garner government acknowledgement Fatima Naseem from Karachi’s Shah Faisal Colony has set her eighth Guinness World Record. The…
Two Pakistani students from Pak-Turk Maarif International Schools & Colleges have brought pride to the nation by securing top positions worldwide in the Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards 2025. According to…
PMYP launches training programme to equip young Pakistanis with advanced tech expertise Specialized Digital Skills Training of Trainers Program launched under the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme. Photo file A new…
The University of Engineering and Technology (UET) Lahore on Tuesday unveiled an anti-smog gun developed by its engineering faculty to help reduce dust and airborne pollutants in urban centres. Senior…
Pakistan’s technology sector achieved a new milestone in September 2025, with monthly IT exports reaching an all-time high of $366 million. This figure represents a 25 percent year-on-year increase and…