In just one year, Pakistan's Information Technology sector, under the guidance of SIFC, has witnessed remarkable achievements, paving the way for a promising future.
Boosting investor confidence, SIFC successfully initiated the transfer of profits for foreign companies, fostering a conducive investment environment within the country.
Strategic collaborations with nations like Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Kuwait, along with partnerships with leading US IT firms, have solidified Pakistan's economic standing, as evidenced by key economic agreements.
Significant progress has been made through the execution of Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) and Framework Work Agreements, demonstrating tangible steps towards Pakistan's economic development.
Looking forward, the IT landscape is set for a transformation, with 200,000 university graduates undergoing specialized training in IT services, enhancing their employability and fueling industry growth.
To support freelancers, SIFC plans to establish 10,000 E-Rozgar centers nationwide, providing equipped workspaces to nurture their skills and foster growth in the digital economy.
The launch of the PayPak service simplifies foreign payments for freelancers, easing their transactions and bolstering their participation in the digital marketplace.
Furthermore, the implementation of a national policy for high-speed Internet fiber ensures widespread access, empowering communities with enhanced connectivity for education, employment, and communication.
SIFC's introduction of the Pakistan StartUp Fund aims to provide resources and opportunities for budding entrepreneurs, nurturing a vibrant startup ecosystem within the country.
Recognizing the significance of the Semiconductor Industry, SIFC has embarked on a transformative journey to develop this sector domestically, leveraging Pakistan's skilled workforce to position the nation as a key global player in the industry value chain.
