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Generated from the document text · 19 Aug 2026

The PSEB Annual Report 2025 documents Pakistan's IT sector achieving $3.8 billion in exports for FY 2024-25, with 9,400 registered companies, 1,400 call centers, and 16,300 freelancers. Major legislative development includes the Digital Nation Pakistan Act 2025 establishing a National Digital Commission, while the National AI Policy 2025 targets Pakistan becoming a regional AI leader by 2035. Key initiatives include SkillTech Pakistan (430,000 trainings), the INSPIRE Semiconductor Program (Rs. 4.5 billion), and the Zero Connectivity Initiative for uninterrupted IT operations. International participation generated significant investment, including $700 million at the DFDI Forum and $11.66 million at GITEX Global 2025.

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What are the key regulatory changes affecting IT companies in 2025?

The Digital Nation Pakistan Act 2025 establishes a National Digital Commission (chaired by PM) and National Digital Master Plan to be implemented by the Pakistan Digital Authority, promoting collaboration among NADRA, PTA, FBR, and SECP. The PTA also introduced streamlined commercial VPN registration for IT firms and freelancers. The National AI Policy 2025 provides a six-pillar framework for AI development.

What support infrastructure does PSEB provide for company operations?

PSEB operates 43 Software Technology Parks (STPs) and 14 e-Rozgaar Centers with 1.9 million sq. ft. of covered space hosting 357 companies and 18,000+ professionals. The Zero Connectivity Initiative guarantees uninterrupted internet through new submarine cable landings and licensed VPN providers. The National Co-Working Space Program targets 250 spaces by 2027, with 47 new facilities planned for the current fiscal year.

How can our company participate in PSEB's international market access programs?

PSEB organizes participation in global tech events including GITEX Global, LEAP, London Tech Week, and Web Summits. Companies benefit from PSEB-facilitated B2B matchmaking, embassy coordination, visa support, and pavilion setup. GITEX Global 2025 generated $11.66 million and 808 leads, while LEAP 2025 produced $9.735 million with Pakistan as the largest international country presence.

What workforce development programs are available under SkillTech Pakistan?

SkillTech Pakistan aims to deliver 430,000 advanced digital skills trainings over three years through six flagship programs: Skill Bridge, C2X, SoftSkills, SkillLift 1.0, GAIN, and MARKAZ. Strategic partnerships with Huawei and ZTE provide exposure to cutting-edge technologies. The INSPIRE Semiconductor Program will train 7,200 professionals and establish six Integrated Circuit labs with Rs. 4.5 billion government funding.

What investment and partnership opportunities exist through PSEB's initiatives?

The DFDI Forum 2025 secured $700 million in digital investment commitments, with RUSSOFT signing a Mutual Investment Corporation Agreement. The Pak-China B2B Conference produced 15 MoUs including a G2G MoU between PSEB and SHLID. The Pakistan-US Tech Investment Conference generated $9.735 million. Huawei pledged to train 200,000 youth in AI, blockchain, and cloud computing.

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