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Digital technology key to economic stability: Bilal Bin Saqib

Published on: May 2, 2026 11:30 PM

State Minister Bilal Bin Saqib has said that digital technology can help achieve economic stability. He made the remarks at a leadership summit on blockchain and digital assets held in Lahore. The event focused on the future of Pakistan’s digital economy.

He said the government is working under the vision of the prime minister to make digital assets a key part of the economy. According to him, steps are being taken to formally develop the digital assets market. He stressed that innovation and technology will play a central role in economic growth.

Read more: Bilal Bin Saqib steps down as PM’s aide on blockchain and crypto

The minister highlighted the importance of equipping young people with digital skills. He said this is essential for future job markets and national development. He also assured investors of full government support for digital sector growth.

Bilal Bin Saqib described blockchain technology as a potential revolution for financial and other sectors. He said digital assets could become a major pillar of the future economy. He added that efforts are underway to bring the sector into a regulated framework.

Read more: Regulatory system for virtual assets must be made operational: PM

He further stated that Pakistan is developing policies to transition digital assets from informal to documented markets. The government is working on licensing and regulatory structures to ensure transparency. He also emphasized investment in artificial intelligence and robotics alongside blockchain.

 

Filed Under: Pakistan Tagged With: AI robotics Pakistan economy, Bilal Bin Saqib statement, blockchain Pakistan policy, digital assets Pakistan, fintech Pakistan development, Latest, Pakistan digital economy 2026

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