ISLAMABAD: Digital infrastructure plays a key role in creating a better society. The people associated with it are contributing to the Digital Pakistan Vision and helping to advance all local industries. Pakistan is one of the fastest growing and mature ICT markets in the region.
In this regard, Huawei Pakistan CEO Mark Meng said that Huawei is developing ICT infrastructure for Digital Pakistan Vision. The growth of local capabilities, the need for Pakistan to reap the full benefits of digitalization, to create more opportunities for people and businesses, to accelerate national recovery in the aftermath of epidemics like Wood 19.
In the field of education in Pakistan, new challenges have arisen in providing students with the means to further their education without the use of physical labs and traditional curricula. Without the high-speed connectivity provided by modern telecom networks, video conferencing, cloud computing and other technologies, all work will stop.
“Although the DVD infrastructure Covid 19 is designed to fight on a wider scale, we need to focus on equipping the country’s youth with modern technical skills at the same time,” he said. It is also important to promote the value of public-private partnerships in order to foster an innovative mindset and promote skills development.
Technology companies are working with public and private sector partners to provide the widest opportunity to expand the ICT talent pool. Universities will also have to strive to adapt their curricula to meet the needs of skilled farmers in the future.
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