The Government of Pakistan has taken a significant step toward women’s financial empowerment under the Prime Minister’s Ramadan Package by launching 500,000 digital wallets for women. This initiative aims to strengthen digital inclusion and ensure transparent, secure access to financial support for women across the country.
IT Ministry Hosts DAMAC Business Delegation
A business delegation from DAMAC Properties, one of Dubai’s most prominent real estate companies, visited the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication. The delegation was warmly received by Federal Minister for IT and Telecom Shaza Fatima, who shared a comprehensive overview of Pakistan’s digital transformation journey.
During the meeting, the minister briefed the delegation on Pakistan’s Digital Nation Vision, highlighting government policies focused on digital governance, innovation, and economic growth through technology.
Focus on Women’s Digital and Financial Inclusion
A major part of the discussion revolved around initiatives aimed at empowering women through technology. The delegation was informed that half a million women are being provided digital wallets as part of the Ramadan Package. These wallets will allow women to receive financial assistance directly, reducing dependency on physical cash and intermediaries.
The minister also explained how women are benefiting from financial facilities linked with the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP), which are now being integrated with digital platforms to improve efficiency, transparency, and accessibility.
Exploring Technology and Investment Collaboration
Both sides discussed potential areas of cooperation to enhance efficiency and liquidity using modern technologies. Topics included outsourcing, technology talent development, proptech solutions, and tokenization, reflecting Pakistan’s growing role in the global digital economy.
The discussions highlighted opportunities for collaboration that could connect Pakistan’s skilled workforce with international markets while supporting innovation in real estate and financial technology.
Delegation Appreciates Pakistan’s Digital Growth
The visiting delegation, comprising Amira Hussain Sajwani, Aqeeb Hassan, and Joseph L. Am, praised Pakistan’s improving digital infrastructure. They noted that the country offers strong potential for proptech innovation and foreign investment, especially as digital systems continue to mature.
The delegation also commended the talent and technical capabilities of Pakistani youth, describing them as a key strength for future technology-driven partnerships.
A Step Toward an Inclusive Digital Economy
The launch of women’s digital wallets under the Prime Minister’s Ramadan Package represents an important milestone in Pakistan’s move toward a digitally inclusive and financially empowered society. Combined with growing international interest and investment discussions, this initiative reflects increasing confidence in Pakistan’s digital future.