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Free internet & on-net minutes for every Pakistani

 


Free internet & on-net minutes for every Pakistani..

Federal Minister for IT and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima Khawaja announced several initiatives to enhance digital access and inclusion in Pakistan as telecom users reach 200 million. Key measures include:

  • Early auction of mobile broadband spectrum and expansion under the National Fibration Policy to boost internet infrastructure.

  • A smartphone installment policy to make devices affordable for low-income citizens.

  • Distribution of 200 smartphones to female SIM owners, plus 2GB free data and 200 on-net minutes for telecom users, aiming to reduce the digital gender gap.

  • Free Wi-Fi in selected universities for six months to support student connectivity.

  • Emphasis on digital tools as essential for education, health, employment, and business.

  • Support for a cashless economy and a vision to bring high-speed internet to every home.

Pakistan now has 150 million broadband and 2 million fiber optic users, reflecting increasing digital reliance.

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