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IT Minister hails 32 % surge in IT exports during last 60 days
Dr. Umar Saif says the IT industry deserves facilities and rewards for playing vital role in economic stability of the country. I


Islamabad: Caretaker Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunications Dr. Umar Saif says country witnessed record increase of thirty-two percent in IT exports during last sixty days.
He expressed these views during the prize distribution ceremony for outstanding performance in IT exports in Lahore today.
During the ceremony awards and cash prizes worth millions of rupees were given to five hundred and fifty IT companies from across the country.
The Minister said the IT industry deserves facilities and rewards for playing vital role in economic stability of the country.
He said the Pakistani IT experts are getting huge foreign exchange for the country through digital services.

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