Pakistan’s Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication has welcomed a new leader, as Shaza Fatima Khawaja officially took charge as the State Minister for IT and Telecom. Upon her arrival at the ministry, Khawaja was warmly received by Federal Secretary IT Hassan Nasir Jami, Additional Secretary IT Aisha Humaira Moriani, and other senior officials.
In a comprehensive briefing session, the new State Minister was apprised of the ministry’s various functions, ongoing projects, and the responsibilities of its different wings. This orientation aimed to familiarize Khawaja with the ministry’s efforts to enhance Pakistan’s digital infrastructure and promote technological innovation across the nation.
Expressing her commitment to advancing the country’s IT and telecom sectors, Khawaja emphasized the pivotal role of digitalization in driving economic growth and development. She also highlighted the immense potential of the IT industry in creating job opportunities and improving government services for the people of Pakistan.
Khawaja’s appointment as the State Minister for IT and Telecom comes at a crucial juncture when Pakistan is poised to make significant strides in the tech industry. Her leadership is expected to bring a fresh perspective and renewed momentum to the ministry’s initiatives, steering the nation towards a more digitally-enabled future.
With her visionary approach and dedication to propelling Pakistan’s technological progress, Khawaja is well-positioned to navigate the challenges and capitalize on the opportunities that lie ahead in the rapidly evolving IT and telecom landscape.
As the new State Minister takes the helm, the Ministry of IT and Telecom is poised to embark on a transformative journey, fostering innovation, enhancing digital connectivity, and unlocking the full potential of Pakistan’s tech sector.
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