Record increase in IT exports in Pakistan, government’s expression of happiness

Pakistan IT — Record growth in IT exports in Pakistan, government expresses happiness — Important government decisions, economic policy direction and public impact. The political desk of Gilgit Media is looking at the important developments.

Pakistan IT: Background and Highlights

This report on Pakistan IT provides a detailed overview of important background, relevant facts and implications for Pakistani readers.

Record growth in IT exports

Pakistan’s exports of IT and IT-related services have recorded a record increase during the current financial year. According to the State Bank of Pakistan data, IT exports have recorded an increase of more than 30 percent compared to last year.

Reasons for Success

According to experts, there are several reasons for this success:

• Increasing number of young Pakistani freelancers
• Global Ranking of Software Development Companies
• Improvement in government policies
• Investment in Digital Infrastructure

Government Position

Federal IT Minister expressed happiness over this achievement and said that the government is committed to further development of the IT sector. He said that special programs are being started to train the youth in IT.

Future Goals

The government has set a target of doubling IT exports in the next five years. For this purpose, IT parks are being established, tax exemptions and international companies are being invited to invest in Pakistan.

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• What decision did the Prime Minister take?

  A meeting of the National Economic Council has been convened to consider important economic issues. The full agenda and list of attendees is in the report.

  What will be decided at the meeting?

  IMF programme, Budget 2026-27, tax reforms and energy prices will be the main topics of the meeting.

  What will be the effect on the public?

  Depending on the nature of the decisions, prices of utility bills, petrol, and everyday goods can be directly affected.