Pakistan’s exports of information technology grew by 47.4 per cent to cross the $2 billion mark for the first time in the country’s history in the outgoing fiscal year.
On Monday, according to data released by Commerce Ministry, In absolute terms, the IT exports reached $2.12bn in 2020-21 as against $1.44bn in the preceding year.
“I want to congratulate our IT exporters for crossing the $2bn export mark for the first time in our history,”
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