Karachi: State Minister for Information Technology Shaza Fatima says the government is determined to make Pakistan a hub of the Information Technology. She was addressing an inaugural ceremony of the Digital Cyber Security conference in Karachi. According to Radio Pakistan, the State Minister emphasized that every field is changing rapidly due to technological advancements. She highlighted the government's commitment to aligning the skills of the youth with modern technology to ensure their competitiveness in the evolving digital landscape. The conference aims to address the challenges and opportunities associated with digital security, an area of increasing importance as the country moves towards becoming a significant player in the global IT industry. The government's focus on IT is seen as a strategic move to foster economic growth and innovation.
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