Pakistan’s technology sector has won awards in 11 categories at the ASOCIO Digital and AI Awards 2026. The ceremony took place on October 6 in Jakarta, Indonesia. Technology organisations from 26 economies across Asia and Oceania attended the event. The awards recognised Pakistan’s work in digital services, innovation and artificial intelligence (AI).
Pakistani Organisations Receive 11 Awards
The Pakistan Software Houses Association for IT and ITES (P@SHA) announced the achievement. Pakistani organisations received awards for work in public services, business solutions and AI technology.
The winners included government bodies and private technology companies. Their projects covered several important sectors. These included education, healthcare, agriculture, finance, cybersecurity and manufacturing.
Complete List of Award Winners
Eleven Pakistani organisations received recognition across different categories.
- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Information Technology Board (KPITB): Digital Government Award
- REMIRE: Talent Development Award
- Symmetry Group Limited: Global Business Service Award
- SecureBeans: AI in Cybersecurity Award
- PlanetBeyond Pakistan: AI for Public Good Award
- Centre for Advanced Research in Engineering (CARE): AI in Education Award
- DxVision AI: AI in Healthcare Award
- Sybrid Private Limited: AI in Smart Agriculture Award
- Unikrew Solutions: AI in Financial Services Award
- Geekinn Private Limited: AI in Workforce and Future Skills Award
- SMART IS (Private) Limited: AI in Manufacturing and Supply Chain Award
These awards highlight the range of technology projects developed by Pakistani organisations. They also show how local teams are applying digital tools to different industries.
AI Projects Gain International Recognition
Artificial intelligence was a major part of Pakistan’s success. Several companies received awards for using AI to address practical challenges.
SecureBeans earned recognition in cybersecurity. PlanetBeyond Pakistan won an award for AI projects that support the public good. CARE received recognition for education, while DxVision AI won in healthcare.
Other companies focused on agriculture, finance and manufacturing. These areas can benefit from AI tools that analyse data, improve processes and support better decisions.
P@SHA Delegation Represents Pakistan
A delegation from P@SHA attended the ceremony in Jakarta. The delegation included P@SHA Chairman Dr Shoab A. Khan, Muhammad Zohaib Khan and Zain Tariq.
The association said the awards reflect the skills and innovation within Pakistan’s technology sector. The recognition also highlights the country’s work in digital transformation and practical AI solutions.
What the Awards Mean for Pakistan
The awards give Pakistan’s technology industry greater visibility across international markets. They may also help local companies build partnerships and attract new business opportunities.
Recognition across 11 categories highlights the variety of work taking place in Pakistan. It includes public-sector digital services, software development and AI applications for different industries.
However, long-term progress depends on continued investment and skilled workers. Companies also need research, reliable infrastructure and access to international markets.
Pakistan’s Growing Digital Future
Pakistan’s software and IT services industries offer opportunities for exports and skilled employment. AI may create further opportunities in healthcare, education, agriculture, finance and other fields.
The ASOCIO Digital and AI Awards 2026 have brought international attention to the organisations recognised in Jakarta. Their success highlights the work of Pakistani technology teams and the country’s growing digital capabilities.
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