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JazzWorld and VEON leaders met Pakistan’s Finance Minister to align on digital platforms’ role in economic transformation. Their focus: scaling infrastructure, financial inclusion, and sustaining investment.
Sustained economic growth in Pakistan is increasingly being shaped by digital infrastructure, financial inclusion, and long-term investment. In a recent meeting, Aamir Ibrahim, CEO of JazzWorld, and Kaan Terzioglu, Group CEO of VEON, engaged with Muhammad Aurangzeb, Federal Minister for Finance & Revenue, to align on the role of digital platforms in driving Pakistan’s economic transformation.
The conversation highlighted how scaled digital infrastructure and financial services can accelerate formalization, expand access, and unlock productivity across sectors. With over $11 billion already invested in Pakistan’s digital infrastructure—and an additional $1 billion committed—JazzWorld continues to play a long-term role in enabling inclusive growth. Platforms like JazzCash and Mobilink Bank are bringing millions into the formal economy, strengthening transparency, and supporting SME growth through digital payments.
Looking ahead, the leaders emphasized the importance of a predictable policy and taxation environment to sustain investment and enable innovation. This includes preparing for the next phase of connectivity through spectrum allocation and 5G deployment. Serving over 100 million users, JazzWorld is building the infrastructure that underpins Pakistan’s economic future, ensuring that digital platforms remain central to growth, inclusion, and competitiveness.
