Go AI Hub to help Pakistani tech professionals, freelancers connect with international clients

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has taken another major stride toward becoming a technology-driven economy as the country, in collaboration with Saudi Arabia, launched the Go AI Hub, marking a significant milestone in the digital and artificial intelligence (AI) sector.

The initiative, backed by the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), aims to connect Pakistani freelancers and tech professionals with Saudi Arabia and other global markets. Officials described the project as a crucial step towards unlocking new opportunities in AI and digital innovation while strengthening bilateral cooperation between the two countries.

Strengthening Pakistan-Saudi digital ties

The partnership reflects the growing cooperation between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in the field of digital innovation. The Go AI Hub is expected to serve as a platform for knowledge exchange, technology transfer, and joint ventures in emerging technologies, including AI, data science, and digital entrepreneurship.

Boost to Pakistan’s ‘Digital Nation Vision’

According to the SIFC, the project aligns with Pakistan’s Digital Nation Vision, which aims to build a technology-based economy driven by innovation, digital skills, and global market access. By facilitating collaborations between local talent and international partners, the initiative seeks to empower Pakistan’s youth and enhance the country’s presence in the global digital ecosystem.

SIFC’s key role

The SIFC’s effective strategy and coordination have been central to driving this digital transformation. Its efforts to attract foreign investment and foster cross-border partnerships are being seen as instrumental in shaping Pakistan’s next phase of digital growth.

Observers believe that the Go AI Hub launch represents not just a technological milestone but also a step towards deepening Pakistan-Saudi economic and innovation ties, paving the way for a more connected and future-ready digital economy.