The underlying principle of the Punjab Information Technology Board’s (PITB) latest programme, ‘BizLinks,’ is to collaborate with private sector tech experts to boost Pakistan’s digital footprint and IT exports.

The project is a significant step forward in terms of collaborating with IT leaders through strategic alliances and collaboratively exploring commercial prospects both nationally and worldwide. In this context, PITB Chairman Faisal Yousaf sponsored an event at Arfa Software Technology Park (ASTP) attended by key participants in the IT industry and government officials.

During the occasion, a unique portal was also established that showcased PITB’s products and services as well as a signup option for prospective partners.

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