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IT park will soon be a reality: Anusha

byCustoms Today Report
18/09/2015
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ISLAMABAD: The information technology park in Pakistan will soon be a reality the IT ministry will perform ground breaking of the park by next year.

This was state by State Minister for Information Technology and Telecom Anusha Rehman, while addressing a seminar. She said that majority of IT companies are operating out of residences at present and there is a need for new high tech office space with backup power, bandwidth, business centres, training centres, incubation centres, and research centres. She said that there is a huge requirement for state-of-the-art infrastructure in Pakistan for the IT industry so that companies can upscale their resources and capacity for megaprojects.

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