Hassan Khan
Pakistan’s tech landscape is about to take a big leap forward. Saudi Arabia’s GO Telecommunications Group has announced it will be setting up the GO AI Hub Pakistan, with the official launch planned for October 2025. The news came out of Riyadh, following a meeting between GO’s leadership and Pakistan’s IT Minister, Shaza Fatima Khawaja.
A New Chapter for Digital Collaboration
This isn’t just another corporate announcement. The hub is being designed as a space where artificial intelligence meets practical innovation. It will bring together Saudi expertise and Pakistan’s young talent to work on projects that matter cybersecurity, data centres, and AI-driven digital solutions. At the same time, it promises to open doors for local professionals through training and skill development.
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Minister’s Remarks on Digital Vision
For Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja, the timing couldn’t be better. She praised the initiative, tying it directly to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s “Digital Nation Vision Pakistan.” In her view, partnerships like this can help put Pakistan on the map as a serious tech contender, while creating jobs and boosting the economy.
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Pakistan’s Digital Future
Come October, when officials and industry leaders from both countries gather for the launch, the event will mark more than a ribbon cutting. It will signal Pakistan’s intent to step into the regional digital race with confidence. If the project delivers on its promise, GO AI Hub Pakistan could very well become a turning point in the country’s journey toward becoming a hub of technology and innovation.
