Karachi: The Pakistan Software Houses Association (P@SHA) has celebrated a monumental achievement for the nation’s technology sector; marking a record-breaking achievement of US$4.6 billion in IT exports during FY26. This landmark figure underscores Pakistan’s rapidly expanding footprint and increasing competitiveness in the global technology landscape.
It is pertinent to note that Pakistan has achieved this feat despite major, warlike disruptions in the region and the broader Middle-East during the FY26; through expanding into new products, verticals, and technologies like artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation.
Welcoming the historic milestone, Chairman of P@SHA, Mr. Sajjad Syed, praised the dedication and innovation driving the industry forward: “US$4.6 billion is a hallmark of Pakistan’s growing technical prowess and reflects the collective effort of thousands of Pakistani technology companies and the professionals they employ,”
“This achievement demonstrates that Pakistan is not only delivering established IT and ITeS solutions; but, is also building capabilities in emerging technologies; keeping pace with the global technology curve and diversifying geographically as well.”
While the association is taking a moment to celebrate the sector’s current success, its leadership remains sharply focused on the future trajectory of Pakistan’s digital economy and the systemic support required to sustain this growth thrust.
While P@SHA is proud of this milestone, it remains equally focused on what comes next. Consistency in tax policies, streamlined compliance, continued investment in digital connectivity, and sustained collaboration between government and industry will enable Pakistan to build on this momentum, strengthen its position as a future-ready technology destination, and reach even greater heights in the years ahead.
P@SHA continues to work closely with policymakers, industry leaders, and global partners to ensure the Pakistani IT and ITeS ecosystem remains highly-lucrative, globally-integrated, and supported by a robust infrastructure.
