Potential for cooperation between Pakistan and South Korea in the technology sector
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Minister of State for Information Technology Shaza Fatima Khawaja recently visited Seoul, the capital of South Korea. The primary objective of this visit is to explore new opportunities for mutual cooperation between Pakistan and South Korea in the technology sector.
During her visit, Shaza Fatima Khawaja toured the 'Pangyo Techno Valley'. This area is a key technology hub in South Korea where many of the world's major companies and cutting-edge startups are operating. She observed the modern facilities and technological advancements present there.
The purpose of this visit is to develop the IT sector in Pakistan on modern lines. The Government of Pakistan wants to leverage South Korea's technology and experience to provide better employment opportunities for local youth and to stabilize the national economy.
Advancements in software development, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and other modern technologies are expected from this cooperation between the two countries. This partnership will also help Pakistani IT companies gain access to international markets.
This visit is part of Pakistan's efforts to promote its digital economy. It is hoped that as a result of this meeting, formal agreements for technology exchange between the two countries will be reached in the near future.
Sources: The Nation (Pakistan )
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