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Pakistan Crypto Council & WLF ink accord to boost crypto innovation

byCT Report
26/04/2025
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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) and World Liberty Financial (WLF) have signed landmark agreements to promote investment and innovation in Pakistan’s cryptocurrency sector.

The partnership marks a significant step toward advancing the country’s financial technology landscape.

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Federal Minister for Information Ataullah Tarar, PCC CEO Bilal Bin Saeed, and WLF Co-Chairman Zack Vetkoff attended the signing ceremony. Speaking to the media, they underscored the agreement’s role in tapping the growing potential of Pakistan’s crypto market.

Minister Tarar highlighted that establishing the Pakistan Crypto Council is a key milestone in embracing new technologies. “Pakistan offers vast opportunities in the crypto sector and has made impressive progress despite being a new player,” he said. He added that such initiatives will drive economic growth and technological advancement across multiple sectors.

Bilal Bin Saeed expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, welcoming Vetkoff and emphasising the PCC’s commitment to fostering innovation. Vetkoff praised Pakistan’s economic potential, stating, “Pakistan is one of the fastest-emerging economies, and we’re thrilled to support its financial future.”

These agreements are set to enhance cooperation between PCC and WLF, encourage international investment, and spur innovation in Pakistan’s digital economy. The partnership positions Pakistan as an emerging hub for cryptocurrency and fintech development.

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