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How to Start Selling Online in Pakistan in 2026
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How to Start Selling Online in Pakistan in 2026
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
To start selling online in Pakistan, choose a channel: Daraz for instant reach and traffic, your own Shopify or WooCommerce store for control and branding, or social selling (Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp) for the lowest-cost start. Pakistan's e-commerce market exceeds PKR 1.2 trillion, most orders come from mobile, and cash on delivery still dominates.
How to Turn Freelancing into a Scalable Agency - Complete Transition Guide
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How to Turn Freelancing into a Scalable Agency - Complete Transition Guide
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Transitioning from freelancing to an agency requires building a team, creating systems, and shifting from task-based work to business thinking. By delegating work, focusing on niche services, and improving client acquisition, freelancers can scale into successful agencies and increase their income sustainably.
Indus RAS Expo 2026: Pakistan's First National Robotics Show
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Indus RAS Expo 2026: Pakistan's First National Robotics Show
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Indus RAS Expo 2026 is Pakistan's first national exhibition dedicated to Robotics and Autonomous Systems, held July 22-23, 2026 at the Pak-China Friendship Centre, Islamabad. Hosted by Ignite (National Technology Fund) under the Ministry of IT, with NCRA and NUST E&ME, it features RoboWars, drone demos, startup showcases, and free public registration.
Innoventure Club '26: A Wilderness Reset in Swat for Pakistan's Tech Community
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Innoventure Club '26: A Wilderness Reset in Swat for Pakistan's Tech Community
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Innoventure Club '26 is a 4-day wilderness and tech experience in Swat Valley by Connected Pakistan and TechTrip, held 18–21 September 2026 at Taip Banda. Designed for developers, freelancers, founders, and creators, it combines hiking, waterfalls, bonfires, and Basant festivities with mentorship and workshops — an off-the-grid reset from screen fatigue, starting from Rs 60,000.
Irfan Malik: From Remote Roots to Global Tech Leader
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Irfan Malik: From Remote Roots to Global Tech Leader
Zarish - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Irfan Malik is a Pakistani technology entrepreneur and CEO of Xeven Solutions. He built a global company specializing in AI, data science, and emerging technologies, while actively promoting freelancing, entrepreneurship, and youth empowerment.
Is AI Killing Freelancing in Pakistan? The Honest Truth
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Is AI Killing Freelancing in Pakistan? The Honest Truth
Syed - Connected Pakistan
AI is disrupting freelancing in Pakistan as platforms like Fiverr and Upwork decline. Fiverr lost over 60% of its stock value in a year, and businesses increasingly use AI instead of hiring for basic tasks. But freelancers who learn AI tools, specialize in high-value work, and build their own products can still thrive.
Is Crypto Haram? What Mufti Taqi Usmani's Fatwa Says
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Is Crypto Haram? What Mufti Taqi Usmani's Fatwa Says
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani, a leading Islamic scholar and president of Darul Uloom Karachi, issued a fatwa in June 2026 declaring cryptocurrency trading impermissible under Shariah. The ruling argues that crypto, tokens, and stablecoins like USDT do not qualify as "maal" (wealth) in Islamic law. It is a religious opinion, not a state law.
KonnectX Karachi 2026: Why Premium Networking Matters
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KonnectX Karachi 2026: Why Premium Networking Matters
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
KonnectX Karachi 2026 is a premium networking conference by Connected Pakistan, held Saturday, August 1, 2026 at Innovista Indus, DHA Karachi. It brings together 200+ founders, CEOs, entrepreneurs, and investors for keynotes, panels, AI and business insights, awards, and an exclusive networking dinner aboard the Ocean Dream II Cruise.
Meta Pulls Its AI Photo Tool After Privacy Backlash
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Meta Pulls Its AI Photo Tool After Privacy Backlash
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Meta pulled its Muse Image AI feature from Instagram on July 10, 2026, days after launch, following backlash over privacy and consent. The feature let anyone generate AI images from public Instagram accounts by tagging them, and was on by default. Meta admitted it "missed the mark." Muse Image remains available in WhatsApp and the Meta AI app.
Muhammad Bilal Aftab: Global AI Leader and Venture Builder
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Muhammad Bilal Aftab: Global AI Leader and Venture Builder
Hujjat - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Muhammad Bilal Aftab is a global technology leader, AI strategist, and venture builder with over 20 years of experience. He has worked with major organizations like IBM and HP, advised high-growth startups, and played key roles in accelerators like Techstars and Seedcamp.
Muse Spark 1.1: Meta's New AI at a Quarter of the Price
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Muse Spark 1.1: Meta's New AI at a Quarter of the Price
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Muse Spark 1.1 is a multimodal reasoning AI model released by Meta Superintelligence Labs on July 9, 2026. Built for agentic tasks like coding and computer use, it features a 1 million-token context window and launched via the new Meta Model API at around $4.25 per million output tokens, roughly a quarter of rival prices.
Only 8.7% of Pakistanis Own a Computer: The Real Gap
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Only 8.7% of Pakistanis Own a Computer: The Real Gap
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Only 8.7% of Pakistani households own a desktop or laptop, according to Gallup Pakistan Digital Analytics (July 2026). This places Pakistan near the bottom globally, alongside India and Bangladesh at around 9%, and far behind South Korea at 99%. Smartphones alone cannot build the knowledge economy Pakistan aims for.
OpenAI's GPT-Live: The AI You Can Talk to Naturally
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OpenAI's GPT-Live: The AI You Can Talk to Naturally
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
GPT-Live is OpenAI's new generation of ChatGPT voice models, launched July 8, 2026. It uses a full-duplex design, meaning it can listen and speak at the same time, so you can interrupt naturally, and it responds with cues like "mhmm." It rolls out globally on iOS, Android, and web, replacing Advanced Voice Mode.
Pakistan and Japan Join Forces on AI and Tech Talent
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Pakistan and Japan Join Forces on AI and Tech Talent
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan and Japan agreed to deepen cooperation in AI, Web3, and digital technologies at a July 2026 startup event in Tokyo, organized by Pakistan's Embassy and the Asia Web3 Alliance Japan (AWAJ). A key driver: Japan faces a shortage of hundreds of thousands of IT engineers by 2030, making Pakistan's engineering talent a strategic asset.
Pakistan at 79: An Honest Look at Where We Really Stand in Tech
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Pakistan at 79: An Honest Look at Where We Really Stand in Tech
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
At 79, Pakistan's tech story is genuinely mixed: real progress (record $4.6B IT exports, a $1B+ freelance economy, new AI hubs and data centers) sits alongside hard gaps (no unicorn, massive skilled emigration, a falling human development ranking, and a widening AI divide with peers). The honest verdict: real momentum, but not yet matching the challenge.
Pakistan Beats the UK, Germany, and China in Tech Talent. One Thing Holds It Back
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Pakistan Beats the UK, Germany, and China in Tech Talent. One Thing Holds It Back
Abdullah Awan - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan ranks 16th of 193 countries in the 2026 Global Outsourcing Talent Index, ahead of the UK, Germany, France, China, and Vietnam, driven by top scores in cost (97/100) and talent (8th globally). But its digital infrastructure scores just 30/100. Fixing this single weakness could lift Pakistan to 11th globally.
Pakistan Builds a Shariah Framework for Crypto: What to Know
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Pakistan Builds a Shariah Framework for Crypto: What to Know
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's crypto regulator, PVARA, is developing a dual framework that assesses digital assets from both regulatory and Shariah perspectives. After a June 2026 fatwa declared crypto purchases impermissible, PVARA chairman Bilal bin Saqib met scholar Mufti Taqi Usmani, arguing that different digital assets need separate technical and religious evaluation rather than one blanket ruling.
Pakistan Builds Startups but Can't Scale Them: The Series B Problem
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Pakistan Builds Startups but Can't Scale Them: The Series B Problem
Abdullah Awan - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's startup ecosystem has a "scale-up gap": startups can raise early seed and pre-Series A funding, but growth-stage (Series B and beyond) capital barely exists, 2024 saw zero Series B rounds. This forces promising companies to sell early or move abroad, which is why Pakistan, despite 1,000+ startups, still has no unicorn.
Pakistan Freelancing Industry Growth Driving Digital Economy
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Pakistan Freelancing Industry Growth Driving Digital Economy
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan’s freelancing industry has grown rapidly due to digital skills, global remote work demand, and a young tech-savvy workforce. With millions of freelancers offering services worldwide, the sector generates hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign exchange and plays a key role in Pakistan’s expanding digital economy.
Pakistan Gets Its First NVIDIA H200 AI Chips: Why It's a Big Deal
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Pakistan Gets Its First NVIDIA H200 AI Chips: Why It's a Big Deal
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Indus Cloud (Master Group), with Cisco, launched Pakistan's first AI GPU cluster powered by NVIDIA H200 chips in August 2026, bringing brand-new H200 GPUs onto Pakistani soil for the first time. These high-end chips power AI training and large language models, giving local businesses, startups, and universities in-country access to world-class AI computing.
Pakistan Govt Launches ChatGPT-Style AI to Track Ministries
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Pakistan Govt Launches ChatGPT-Style AI to Track Ministries
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's government is launching a ChatGPT-style AI system, developed by the Pakistan Digital Authority, to monitor ministry performance and improve coordination. The Prime Minister's Office System (PMOS) lets the PM's office send directives instantly and track progress on one dashboard, while a sovereign GPT research tool helps officials search past records and decisions quickly.
Pakistan IT Exports Hit $4.6B as Freelancers Cross $1 Billion
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Pakistan IT Exports Hit $4.6B as Freelancers Cross $1 Billion
Abdullah Awan - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's IT exports reached a record $4.6 billion in fiscal year 2025-26, a 21% increase from $3.814 billion, according to State Bank data. Freelancers crossed $1 billion for the first time, up 50% year-on-year and contributing about 25% of total IT exports. The result met the lower target but missed the $5 billion goal.
Pakistan Joins WAICO: What the New AI Alliance Means
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Pakistan Joins WAICO: What the New AI Alliance Means
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan became a founding member of the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organisation (WAICO) on July 16, 2026, when Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar signed the agreement in Shanghai. The China-proposed body, joined by around 29-31 countries, aims to promote international AI cooperation and bridge the global AI divide, particularly for developing nations.
Pakistan Launches 7 AI Hubs to Incubate 560 Startups
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Pakistan Launches 7 AI Hubs to Incubate 560 Startups
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
The National Artificial Intelligence Advancement Initiative (NAAI) is Pakistan's plan, launched July 2026 by MoITT under the National AI Policy, to establish seven AI Hubs in Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta, Muzaffarabad, and Gilgit. It aims to incubate 560 AI startups over two years and provide 150 non-dilutive seed grants.
Pakistan Launches Its Largest AI Data Centre: What It Means
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Pakistan Launches Its Largest AI Data Centre: What It Means
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Sky47 Karakoram-01 is Pakistan's largest AI-ready data centre, inaugurated on July 24, 2026 in Islamabad. Built by Mari Technologies with China's ZTE, the 8.5-megawatt, Tier III/IV facility provides high-performance computing for AI, cloud, and secure data hosting. Its sovereign cloud keeps critical data within Pakistan, with similar centres planned for Karachi and Lahore.
Pakistan Launches NAAI: 7 AI Hubs and 560 Startups
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Pakistan Launches NAAI: 7 AI Hubs and 560 Startups
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
The National Artificial Intelligence Advancement Initiative (NAAI) is Pakistan's plan to establish seven AI Hubs, in Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta, Muzaffarabad, and Gilgit, to incubate 560 startups over two years and give non-dilutive seed grants to 150. Launched under the National AI Policy, it focuses on healthcare, agriculture, fintech, and more.
Pakistan Orders Government Data to Be Hosted Locally
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Pakistan Orders Government Data to Be Hosted Locally
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's National Data Governance Policy 2026 declares government data a strategic national asset and requires sensitive government and personal data to be hosted and processed within Pakistan. Offshore processing needs prior approval and safeguards. The Pakistan Digital Authority will oversee implementation, aiming to strengthen data sovereignty, privacy, and citizens' digital rights.
Pakistan's $1 Billion AI Plan: What It Means for You by 2030
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Pakistan's $1 Billion AI Plan: What It Means for You by 2030
Abdullah Awan - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan has pledged $1 billion in public investment in artificial intelligence by 2030. The plan funds sovereign compute infrastructure, an AI curriculum in schools, 1,000 fully funded AI PhD scholarships, and training for one million non-IT professionals. Announced at Indus AI Week 2026, it aims to turn Pakistan from an IT-services provider into a regional AI hub.
Pakistan's 5G Fix: New Spectrum and the Fiber Problem
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Pakistan's 5G Fix: New Spectrum and the Fiber Problem
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan has assigned E-Band spectrum to mobile operators to provide high-capacity wireless backhaul for 5G. The move addresses a key bottleneck: only about 17.9% of Pakistan's mobile towers are connected by fiber. Operators must reach 20% fiber-to-the-site by 2028, rising to 35% by 2035, under their 5G licence conditions.
Pakistan's 5G in 2026: Live in 22 Cities, But Is It Working?
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Pakistan's 5G in 2026: Live in 22 Cities, But Is It Working?
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's 5G is live in 22 cities with 449 active tower sites as of mid-2026, and 3.81 million 5G-ready phones are registered. However, 5G currently runs on existing 4G towers with no new infrastructure yet, so users still face slow speeds and dropped calls. New 5G infrastructure is expected over the next six to eight months.
Pakistan's AI Readiness Ranking: Behind Its Neighbors
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Pakistan's AI Readiness Ranking: Behind Its Neighbors
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan ranks 8th out of 17 countries in South and Central Asia on the Oxford Insights Government AI Readiness Index, placing it below India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. The index measures government vision, digital infrastructure, and data systems. Pakistan has made progress but lags due to gaps in infrastructure, data systems, and implementation.
Pakistan's Biggest AI Centre Is Coming to Karachi in 2026
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Pakistan's Biggest AI Centre Is Coming to Karachi in 2026
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Karachi is being positioned as Pakistan's primary AI hub in 2026. The Sindh government announced the country's largest AI centre, the upcoming Sindh IT Tower, the Quantum Global Data Centre, and Karachi Technopolis. Together, these projects aim to anchor AI infrastructure, attract investment, and create tech jobs across the city.
Pakistan's Call Centre Exports Cross $300 Million on AI
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Pakistan's Call Centre Exports Cross $300 Million on AI
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's call centre and BPO export earnings crossed $300 million in FY2025-26, reaching $322 million from July to May, a 19% year-on-year rise. According to the State Bank of Pakistan, growth is largely driven by AI-powered customer support tools that improve efficiency, cut costs, and enable round-the-clock multilingual service for global clients.
Pakistan's Cashless Surge: 88% of Payments Now Digital
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Pakistan's Cashless Surge: 88% of Payments Now Digital
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's digital payments are surging: per the State Bank's FY2024-25 review, retail payments reached 9.1 billion transactions worth PKR 612 trillion, with digital channels now 88% of the total. Raast, the free instant payment system, more than doubled and serves 48 million users. Yet cash still dominates due to a persistent "sticky cash culture."
Pakistan's Crypto Rules Just Went Live: What the September 5 Deadline Means for You
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Pakistan's Crypto Rules Just Went Live: What the September 5 Deadline Means for You
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (PVARA) opened its crypto licensing regime in August 2026, setting a September 5 deadline for existing crypto firms to apply for a No Objection Certificate or cease operations. It's a regulation framework, not a ban, aiming to bring crypto under formal oversight with rules on compliance, banking access, and consumer protection.
Pakistan's Digital E-Passport: Apply Online, Get It Home
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Pakistan's Digital E-Passport: Apply Online, Get It Home
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan is gradually replacing machine-readable passports with a fully digital e-passport system. Citizens will be able to apply online through the NADRA Pak ID app, upload documents, pay fees digitally, and receive passports at home. Pakistan first launched e-passports in 2022 and upgraded them in 2025 with laser engraving and digital security certificates.
Pakistan's Freelance Dream Is Changing: The Next 5 Years
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Pakistan's Freelance Dream Is Changing: The Next 5 Years
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's freelance economy is entering a K-shaped split: as AI automates commodity work like basic writing and data entry, low-skill freelancers face collapsing demand, while specialized freelancers who use AI and offer human judgment earn more than ever. The era of selling cheap execution is ending; the future rewards those who build and specialize.
Pakistan's IT Exports Hit Record $4.5 Billion in 2026
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Pakistan's IT Exports Hit Record $4.5 Billion in 2026
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's IT exports reached a record $4.5 billion in FY2025-26, up about 29% from $3.475 billion the previous year. The growth was driven by software development, business process outsourcing (BPO), SaaS, and gaming, with Pakistani firms notably expanding into Asia-Pacific markets like Japan and Singapore beyond traditional US and European clients.
Pakistan's IT Ministry Plans a 10-Year Digital Roadmap
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Pakistan's IT Ministry Plans a 10-Year Digital Roadmap
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's Ministry of IT and Telecommunication (MoITT) is developing a 10-year digital transformation roadmap to modernize digital governance and strengthen the digital economy. Announced in July 2026, it will be implemented in three phases, short term (0-2 years), medium term (3-5 years), and long term (6-10 years), as part of a broader ministry restructuring.
Pakistan's New Data Policy Gives You the Right to Know Who Accessed Your Data
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Pakistan's New Data Policy Gives You the Right to Know Who Accessed Your Data
Abdullah Awan - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan's draft National Data Governance Policy 2026 establishes the country's first unified framework for government data, declaring it a national asset held in trust for citizens. It grants Pakistanis new digital rights, including knowing who accessed their personal data, correcting errors, requesting erasure, and demanding human review of AI-driven decisions, alongside stronger privacy and breach-notification rules.
Pakistan's PM Cloud Program: Up to $13,500 for Startups
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Pakistan's PM Cloud Program: Up to $13,500 for Startups
Abdullah Awan - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
The Prime Minister's Cloud Program for Startups, run by Ignite under Pakistan's Ministry of IT, reimburses eligible startups for cloud costs, up to $13,500 across two tiers, with up to 60% of spending covered. It supports startups using providers like AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure to scale affordably, plus expert guidance.
Pakistan's PM Launches AI System to Track Every Order
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Pakistan's PM Launches AI System to Track Every Order
Muhammad Umer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
PMOS (Prime Minister's Office System) is Pakistan's first AI-powered government platform, launched on July 21, 2026. It records, communicates, monitors, and tracks every directive issued by the Prime Minister, from issuance through implementation, verified completion, and post-completion review, replacing paper-based workflows with digital processes across ministries.
Pakistani AI Startups Are Winning a16z and YC Backing
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Pakistani AI Startups Are Winning a16z and YC Backing
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistani AI startups are attracting top global investors in 2026. Metal, founded by former Airlift CEO Usman Gul and backed by a16z and Y Combinator, builds an AI operating system for fundraising. Other rising names include Newton (healthcare AI), Metric (SME finance), and TaxGPT (tax automation), signaling Pakistan's shift from outsourcing to product-building.
Pakistani Freelancers Hit $1 Billion in IT Exports 2026
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Pakistani Freelancers Hit $1 Billion in IT Exports 2026
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistani freelancers earned over $1 billion in IT export income during the first 11 months of FY2026, a historic first. According to the State Bank of Pakistan, freelancers now contribute 25% of total IT exports, up from 20.3% a year earlier, reflecting nearly 50% year-on-year growth.
Pakistani Freelancers Just Earned $175M in a Month. Here's How to Keep More of Yours
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Pakistani Freelancers Just Earned $175M in a Month. Here's How to Keep More of Yours
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistani freelancers earned a record $175 million in July 2026, up 45.5% year-on-year. To keep more of their earnings, freelancers can register with PSEB to pay just 0.25% tax on foreign income (versus 1% unregistered, or up to 45% otherwise), provided they receive payments through formal banking channels and meet remittance conditions.
Pakistan’s Biggest Startup Opportunities in the Next Decade
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Pakistan’s Biggest Startup Opportunities in the Next Decade
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Pakistan offers one of the largest untapped startup markets with 230 million people, a young population, and growing digital access. Entrepreneurs who solve local challenges in agriculture, healthcare, education, and finance can build high-impact, scalable companies with global relevance.
Pakistan’s Digital Banking Revolution and Fintech Innovation
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Pakistan’s Digital Banking Revolution and Fintech Innovation
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Digital banking transformation in Pakistan is reshaping the financial sector through mobile banking apps, fintech platforms, and digital payment systems. These innovations are helping expand financial inclusion, improve convenience, and modernize banking services, allowing millions of Pakistanis to access financial tools through smartphones and online platforms.
Pakistan’s Growing Creator Economy and Its Impact on Youth
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Pakistan’s Growing Creator Economy and Its Impact on Youth
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
The creator economy in Pakistan is rapidly expanding as thousands of digital creators earn income through platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram. With millions of social media users and growing brand partnerships, content creation is emerging as a powerful new digital career and economic opportunity for Pakistani youth.