Pakistan’s tech industry is making waves in the Middle East. More than 100 Pakistani IT companies have officially registered to operate in Saudi Arabia, marking a significant milestone in the growing business relationship between the two countries.
These Pakistani firms are joining hands with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, an ambitious plan focused on digital transformation and innovation across the Kingdom.
The IT companies are bringing their expertise in various cutting-edge fields, including fintech, e-commerce, and software development. They’re not just doing one-off projects either, these businesses are becoming part of Saudi business networks for long-term partnerships and collaboration.
This tech expansion is just one piece of a bigger picture. Pakistan is actively working to strengthen its trade and investment ties with Saudi Arabia across multiple sectors. Beyond IT, Pakistani companies are also promoting their products in minerals, marble, and construction materials to tap into the Saudi market.
To make sure everything goes smoothly, Pakistani exporters are getting proper guidance through workshops and briefings. These sessions focus on understanding Saudi standards, known as SASO, which are the regulatory requirements that products and services must meet in the Kingdom.
By learning these standards, Pakistani businesses can ensure they meet all the necessary rules and improve their chances of success.
This partnership could open doors for more economic opportunities between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in the coming years.
