On April 22, Pakistan and China decided to broaden their digital cooperation via additional initiatives within the framework of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Led by Yang Jie, chairman of China Mobile, a Chinese delegation traveled to Islamabad to seek out new prospects for working together. During this visit, they had discussions with Federal IT Minister Shanza Fatima Khawaja at the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication.
Both parties talked about expediting the deployment of 5G tech and constructing cutting-edge, AI-driven data centers. Their discussion also covered developing energy-efficient digital infrastructures aimed at fostering regional development. This collaboration supports Pakistan’s Digital Vision initiative and seeks to enhance sustained connectivity.
The leaders additionally looked into potential content hosting agreements with significant Chinese digital platforms. They also talked about initiating collaborative programs aimed at advancing AI education. Such initiatives aim to bolster Pakistan’s young population and reinforce the nation’s pool of digital expertise.
The collaboration between the two nations will boost regional integration and trade. This development will also position Pakistan as a more robust digital center in South Asia. According to officials, these measures will assist both countries in constructing a smart, interconnected future within the framework of CPEC.
