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GITEX Global 2024 set to begin in Dubai; Pakistan named as 'Tech Destination of the Year'
Following its presence in the Pakistan Pavilion in previous GITEX Global editions, Tech Destination Pakistan, represented by the Pakistan Software Export Board, has been declared the 2024 event's 'Tech Destination of the Year’.
GITEX Global is one of the world's most significant and iNFLuential Technology exhibitions held annually in Dubai, UAE. This year marks the 44th edition of the event.
Held at the Dubai World Trade Centre and Dubai Harbour, the event features over 40 halls, highlighting breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, mobility, and sustainable Technology.
The event attracts tech giants, startups, investors, and industry leaders from around the globe to showcase innovations, discuss future trends, and promote collaboration.
With IT/ITeS companies exporting to 170 countries, Pakistan offers a commendable value proposition, delivering services at up to 70% lower operational costs compared to North America.
Shaza Fatima Khawaja, Minister of State for IT & Telecommunication, said of the announcement: "This partnership highlights our commitment to innovation, Technology and global collaboration. We look forward to showcasing Pakistan's brilliant tech talent and tremendous potential in this prestigious platform."
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