Pakistan is set to host its inaugural Digital Foreign Direct Investment Forum – DFDI in Islamabad on April 29-30, marking a strategic move to strengthen its digital economy. Backed by the Government of Pakistan and the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO), with support from the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), the event aims to attract foreign investors and drive the nation toward a $60 billion digital economic milestone by 2030.
With over 500 international investors, tech leaders, and experts expected to attend, the forum underscores global confidence in Pakistan’s digital potential. The country’s expanding tech ecosystem, youthful workforce, and increasing internet penetration reinforce its appeal as an emerging innovation hub.
More than 75 startups will showcase ventures in Fintech, AI, and Agritech, fostering investment and partnerships. Officials highlight that the forum’s focus extends beyond financial investment, facilitating long-term collaboration and knowledge exchange for sustainable development.