Pakistan’s AI policy to be approved soon, says Shaza

ISLAMABAD: Information Technology and Telecommunication Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja announced on Wednesday that Pakistan’s AI policy, after a year of extensive consultations both domestically and internationally, is expected to be approved shortly.

Speaking at a seminar at Quaid-i-Azam University, the minister emphasized the government’s strong commitment to the successful implementation of the AI policy. She called on all stakeholders to actively participate in making the policy a reality.

“Our main focus now is on putting the policy into action,” Shaza said. “We want everyone to join this journey and help bring these ideas to life.”

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