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Pakistan’s growing technology sector has gained international acclaim at GITEX Global 2024, one of the world’s largest and most influential technology exhibitions. The country’s Tech Destination Pakistan initiative, led by the Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB), was honored with the coveted title of ‘Tech Destination of the Year’ during the event.

Held in Dubai, UAE, GITEX Global 2024 showcased groundbreaking innovations across sectors such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, mobility, and sustainable technologies. The exhibition drew a diverse array of participants, including tech giants, startups, investors, and thought leaders from all over the world.

Pakistan’s prominent presence at the event highlighted the country’s rising status as a global technology hub. With a robust IT/ITeS sector that exports services to 170 countries, Pakistan offers a highly attractive value proposition, with operational costs up to 70% lower than those in North America.

The recognition as ‘Tech Destination of the Year’ is a testament to Pakistan’s rapid technological advancements and its dedication to fostering innovation and global collaboration. This award underscores the country’s growing potential to emerge as a key player in the global tech landscape.

Shaza Fatima Khawaja, Minister of State for IT & Telecommunication, expressed her enthusiasm, saying, “This recognition reflects our commitment to innovation, technology, and global collaboration. We are excited to showcase Pakistan’s tech talent and immense potential on such a prestigious platform.”

The award serves as a powerful catalyst for further growth in Pakistan’s technology industry. It is expected to attract more investment, global talent, and further solidify Pakistan’s position as a preferred destination for technology businesses worldwide.

As Pakistan continues to make strides in the tech sector, the ‘Tech Destination of the Year’ award represents a major milestone, cementing the country’s reputation as a dynamic and innovative force in the global technology arena.

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