Hajra Naz
Pakistan’s tech exports just hit a new high. In March 2025, we brought in $342 million. That’s a 12% jump from last month and from March last year. Even better, it’s the 18th straight month of growth. That’s huge.
In the first nine months of FY 2025, our IT exports topped $2.8 billion. That’s nearly a quarter more than the same stretch last year. Demand is booming.
The government deserves credit here. It let companies hold more of their foreign earnings and pushed for fresh investments overseas, which helped local tech firms win bigger slices of the global market.
If we keep this up, experts say we could hit $3.7 billion by June 2025. I believe we’ll beat that number. Our talent pool is strong. Our rates are competitive. We just need to stay bold and adaptable.
Looking further ahead, the “Uraan Pakistan” plan aims for $10 billion in annual IT exports by 2029. Some might call that ambitious. I call it necessary. Technology is our ticket to faster growth, better jobs, and steadier foreign exchange.
Bottom line: Pakistan’s IT sector is firing on all cylinders. This upward ride isn’t slowing down with continued support and smart moves. We’re building more jobs, earning more dollars, and staking our claim in the global tech arena.
