ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s IT exports reached a historic high of $3.8bn in FY25, marking an 18pc increase over the previous year. This performance highlights the sector’s increasing importance in the national economy, driven by rising global demand for digital services.

A significant contributor to this growth was the freelance and remote work segment, which recorded a remarkable 90pc surge to $779 million. This reflects Pakistan’s expanding pool of digital talent and rising global competitiveness in IT-enabled services.

However, despite the impressive figures, stakeholders have voiced concerns over the lack of consistent policy support from the government. They argue that without predictable regulations and streamlined compliance, the momentum could slow in the coming years.

The Ministry of IT and........

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