In a significant move to strengthen Pakistan’s technology sector, the Islamabad Information Technology Park is set to be officially inaugurated on August 14. According to an official from the Ministry of IT and Telecom, the new facility will offer state-of-the-art infrastructure to tech startups, freelancers, and export-oriented software companies — providing them with the environment they need to innovate and grow.
A Modern Space Built for the Future
Located in the heart of the capital, the IT Park covers an impressive 66,893 square meters and features:
- Two basements
- Ground floor
- Nine upper floors
The park is specifically designed to:
- House 120 office spaces for IT and IT-enabled Services (ITeS) companies
- Include a startup incubation center with 15 dedicated offices to nurture new tech entrepreneurs
This modern facility will create an enabling environment for startups and established businesses alike, supporting Pakistan’s goal of becoming a regional IT hub.
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Cutting-Edge Facilities to Support Growth
The Islamabad IT Park will not just offer office space — it will provide complete business support through:
- Business Support Center offering:
- Legal advice
- Marketing consultancy
- Financial advisory services
- Industry-Academia Linkage Center designed to bridge the gap between universities and the tech industry, promoting research and development partnerships
- Tier III Data Center, Pakistan’s first at this standard, ensuring:
- 24/7 uninterrupted power
- Advanced data protection and security infrastructure
Speaking about the project, an official stated,
“This Tier III Data Center will set a new benchmark in Pakistan’s IT sector and offer businesses a secure, reliable environment for their operations.”
A Platform for Collaboration and Innovation
The new IT Park aims to become a hub for collaboration where:
- Academia meets industry
- Researchers connect with entrepreneurs
- Policy makers work alongside tech professionals
This dynamic environment will help drive innovation, boost research outputs, and create a new generation of tech leaders in Pakistan.
Looking Ahead: Karachi IT Park Next in Line
Building on the Islamabad project, the government also plans to launch a similar IT park near Karachi Airport. These initiatives aim to:
- Improve workspace availability for the IT sector
- Enhance export potential of Pakistan’s software industry
- Strengthen the country’s standing as an emerging technology leader
The Islamabad IT Park is not just a building — it’s the foundation for a stronger, smarter, and more connected Pakistan.