The three-day event featured more than 75 MoUs, agreements and business commitments, highlighting growing interest in Pakistan’s technology sector and digital economy.
The organizers said the agreements are expected to be implemented over the coming years and could contribute to the development of Pakistan’s information technology, digital services and broader technology ecosystem.
The final day of the exhibition attracted a large number of trade visitors, including professionals, business leaders, investors, technology enthusiasts and corporate decision-makers. Exhibitors held business meetings, product demonstrations and networking sessions with potential customers and partners.
ITCN Asia Chief Executive Officer Muhammad Umair Nizam said the volume of business activity at the event reflected growing confidence in Pakistan’s technology ecosystem and its potential to connect with international markets.
He said the agreements and deals worth more than $550 million demonstrated increasing interest from both local and international stakeholders in Pakistan’s technology sector, potentially paving the way for investment, technology partnerships, business expansion and stronger international links.
The three-day conference also featured discussions on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital transformation, technology investment, innovation, future workforce requirements and the growth of Pakistan’s digital economy. Participating companies and institutions showcased various technology products and solutions.
Attention will now turn to the 29th ITCN Asia, scheduled to be held from January 29 to 31, 2027, at the Expo Centre Lahore.
The event was organized by Ecommerce Gateway Pakistan, with SIFC serving as strategic supporter, the Special Technology Zones Authority and Sindh’s Department of Science and Information Technology as strategic partners, and Ignite National Technology Fund as the National Innovation Partner.