Pakistan IT exports to cross $3.5B this year.

[Flight of falcon]

With this growth rate we will In Sha Allah double this number in three years .

Experts Say Pakistan's IT Exports Will Cross $3.5 Billion Mark in 2022

Experts say that country's IT sector is expected to develop tremendously in future, with exports increasing from $2.1 billion to $3.5 billion.

www.google.ca

 

[Enigma SIG]

Nawaz coming back will mean this will go to 25 billion

 

[peagle]

With this growth rate we will In Sha Allah double this number in three years .

Experts Say Pakistan's IT Exports Will Cross $3.5 Billion Mark in 2022

Experts say that country's IT sector is expected to develop tremendously in future, with exports increasing from $2.1 billion to $3.5 billion.

www.google.ca

Now you are talking, this is the kind of thing that should be celebrated.

There's still a long way to go, but it's the right direction.

 

[Wikki019]

Nawaz coming back will mean this will go to 25 billion

Yes by the grace of Ishaq dar it will go to 25 billion "Pkr"

 

[TheSolution]

IT classes should be part of a compulsory curriculum you learn during school.

Need to revise a single national education curriculum that is up-to-date and has all the essentials with an effective syllabus. Teaching standards need to go up and accessibility to the population.

We need to increase the education budget.

 

[Warking]

IT classes should be part of a compulsory curriculum you learn during school.

Need to revise a single national education curriculum that is up-to-date and has all the essentials with an effective syllabus. Teaching standards need to go up and accessibility to the population.

We need to increase the education budget.

*we need to use education budget properly

 

[TheSolution]

*we need to use education budget properly

That statement probably applies to all the sectors in Pakistan to be honest.

Better budget allocation + increased budget is required.

There's a massive disparity between the average Indian online and average Pakistani. (Due to this I'm guessing)

 

[Flight of falcon]

We need to first document our economy properly and find out the scope of underground economy. We will never truly grow unless we document and tax every sector of our economy.

Take for an example surgical instruments being sold in the market. I just ordered some surgical instruments from the the largest medical supplies company. Some of the instruments that can be reused and sterilize were made in Pakistan.

They had rebranded these instruments and are now selling them for a small fortune compared to what they paid for when buying from Pakistan.

 

[Warking]

That statement probably applies to all the sectors in Pakistan to be honest.

Better budget allocation + increased budget is required.

There's a massive disparity between the average Indian online and average Pakistani. (Due to this I'm guessing)

India has like a billion people we are like 220 million so I think that's also an important factor.

 

[TheSolution]

India has like a billion people we are like 220 million so I think that's also an important factor.

I don't think population count plays a factor here, it's not the same proportionally either, even if you take the same number of people from each group, there's still a massive disparity.

 

[Warking]

I don't think population count plays a factor here, it's not the same proportionally either, even if you take the same number of people from each group, there's still a massive disparity.

Yep we should look at it percentage wise,

 

[Enigma SIG]

We need to first document our economy properly and find out the scope of underground economy. We will never truly grow unless we document and tax every sector of our economy.

Take for an example surgical instruments being sold in the market. I just ordered some surgical instruments from the the largest medical supplies company. Some of the instruments that can be reused and sterilize were made in Pakistan.

They had rebranded these instruments and are now selling them for a small fortune compared to what they paid for when buying from Pakistan.

Pakistan sadly doesn't know the word "Value Addition".