MOROCCO: Syed Amin Ul Haque, Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecom, formally inaugurated the Pakistan pavilion at the GITEX Global Exhibition summit on Thursday in Morocco.
A press statement issued here said Chairman PASHA Zohaib Khan and Member IT Syed Junaid Imam were part of the Pakistani delegation at the GITEX Africa Digital Summit, which Minister IT Syed Amin Ul Haque led.
For the first time, more than 200 IT experts, ten start-ups, and over 14 IT enterprises from Pakistan are taking part in the GITEX-23 Exhibition in Morocco.
Former Moroccan Minister for IT and Transport Rabbah Aziz, Huawei Africa President Colin Hu, and numerous other well-known individuals and global tech experts visited Pakistan’s pavilion and expressed a keen interest in the goods on display there.
The GITEX Africa Digital Summit will bring together 400+ global and pan-African government and private sector leaders, investors, policymakers, technology, and finance executives, and academics united in seeing Africa become a single digital market. It is anticipated to be Africa’s most influential and outcome-focused forum for dialogues, exchanges, and collaborative intentions.
The Summit will highlight the continent’s enormous potential and help to define the direction of a future digital economy that is more technologically advanced, inclusive, sustainable, and connected.
