In a major step for Pakistan’s digital ambitions, the telecom giant Zong has partnered with the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication. The goal? To be a core player in shaping how artificial intelligence grows across the country.
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The partnership was showcased at Indus AI Week 2026, a key national event in Islamabad where tech leaders and policymakers meet. For Zong, this is a strategic move to position itself at the heart of Pakistan’s tech future.
What Zong is Bringing to the Table
Zong didn’t just show up to talk; they brought a suite of their latest AI tools and ideas to demonstrate, including:
- Smart Platforms: Showcasing AI systems like Z-AIVA, OZ GPT, and the My Zong App.
- New Infrastructure: Announcing the Z-Smart Hub, a new platform designed to offer secure and scalable digital services.
- Future Hardware: Displaying next-generation AI-enabled devices, such as advanced smartphones and smart glasses.
The Bigger Picture
This isn’t just a corporate showcase. The collaboration directly supports Pakistan’s national plan to adopt AI responsibly and boost its economy. Zong’s Chairman emphasized that AI is now critical for a country’s economic strength.
Backed by the vast tech resources of its parent company, China Mobile, Zong is using this partnership to cement its role as a fundamental builder of Pakistan’s digital ecosystem, aiming for long-term growth and innovation.
