5G Rollout and Infrastructure Expansion Announced by Government

Islamabad: The National Assembly was informed today of the government’s plans to introduce 5G services and develop new infrastructure to enhance internet connectivity. The efforts include the deployment of four new cables and an increase in optical fiber networks, with the aim of providing faster and more reliable internet access to users.

According to a statement by Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Parliamentary Secretary on Information Technology and Telecommunication Sabheen Ghoury addressed the Assembly during the Question Hour, confirming that 5G services are expected to roll out by mid-year. The infrastructure improvements are designed to support this technological advancement.

Ghoury elaborated on the infrastructure plans, noting the addition of four new cables to the existing network. She emphasized the government’s commitment to expanding optical fiber cables to further improve internet services nationwide.

In addition to the technological upgrades, Ghoury announced the establishment of 250 E-Rozgaar Centers across Pakistan over the next three years. These centers are a part of the PSDP project titled “Prime Minister’s Initiatives-Support for Startups, Specialized IT Trainings and Venture Capital.” The initiative aims to support twenty-five thousand freelancers and promote entrepreneurship, potentially generating approximately twenty million dollars.

Ghoury stated that fifty of these centers are set to become operational within the current fiscal year, marking a significant step in the government’s ongoing efforts to foster a digital economy and improve internet infrastructure.

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