Deputy PM Dar Emphasizes Strengthening Pakistan's Role in UN Tech Bodies
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar on Wednesday underscored the critical importance of enhancing Pakistan's engagement with United Nations bodies that focus on information technology and telecommunications. He advocated for a coordinated approach involving all relevant stakeholders to achieve this objective effectively.
High-Level Meeting Reviews Pakistan's Multilateral Presence
Senator Dar was chairing a significant meeting aimed at reviewing Pakistan's current presence and role in multilateral forums dedicated to the information technology and telecommunications sectors. The discussion centered on strategies to amplify the country's influence and participation in these international platforms.
The meeting saw participation from key officials, including:
- Minister for Information Technology Shaza Fatima Khawaja
- Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Tariq Bajwa
- Foreign Secretary Ambassador Amna Baloch
- Secretary of Information Technology
- Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva
- Other senior officials from relevant government departments
Strategic Coordination for Global Tech Leadership
During the session, Dar highlighted that a unified and well-coordinated effort among all stakeholders is essential to maximize Pakistan's benefits from UN-led initiatives in technology and telecommunications. This approach is expected to foster better alignment of national policies with global standards and opportunities.
The Deputy Prime Minister's emphasis reflects a growing recognition of the pivotal role that information technology and telecommunications play in economic development and international diplomacy. By strengthening engagement with UN bodies, Pakistan aims to leverage these sectors for sustainable growth and enhanced global standing.
This initiative aligns with broader governmental efforts to position Pakistan as an active participant in shaping global technology agendas, ensuring that the country's interests are robustly represented in international discussions and decision-making processes.
