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    Pakistan assumes presidency of Digital Cooperation Organization at Kuwait assembly
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    Pakistan assumes presidency of Digital Cooperation Organization at Kuwait assembly

    Pakistan has formally taken over the presidency of the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO), marking a significant step in the country’s growing role in global digital policymaking and technology cooperation. The handover took place during the DCO’s fifth General Assembly held…

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    Pakistan hosts ‘AI For Her’ summit to spotlight women-led innovation in artificial intelligence
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    Pakistan hosts ‘AI For Her’ summit to spotlight women-led innovation in artificial intelligence

    Pakistan’s growing artificial intelligence ecosystem will take centre stage in the capital next month as women technologists, entrepreneurs and industry leaders gather for the AI For Her summit, aimed at promoting female leadership in emerging technologies. Scheduled for February 9–10,…

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    Vivo X300 Ultra leak reveals 7,000mAh battery, Snapdragon 8 Elite and 200MP dual cameras
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    Vivo X300 Ultra leak reveals 7,000mAh battery, Snapdragon 8 Elite and 200MP dual cameras

    Vivo’s upcoming X300 Ultra has resurfaced in fresh leaks that outline nearly all of its key specifications, pointing to a flagship smartphone focused on power, endurance and advanced camera capabilities. According to the latest information, the Vivo X300 Ultra, carrying…

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    JazzWorld, QazCode LLP partner to boost AI innovation and software exports between Pakistan and Kazakhstan
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    JazzWorld, QazCode LLP partner to boost AI innovation and software exports between Pakistan and Kazakhstan

    JazzWorld has entered into a strategic partnership with Kazakhstan-based QazCode LLP to accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) innovation and expand software exports, signaling a deepening of digital trade ties between Pakistan and Kazakhstan. Under a memorandum of understanding (MoU), the collaboration…

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    Telenor Books $310 Million Loss as Pakistan Exit Closes, Shifts Focus Back to Nordic Markets
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    Telenor Pakistan completes next-generation systems upgrade to support digital growth

    Islamabad: Telenor Pakistan has successfully migrated to a next-generation core banking system (CBS), marking a key milestone in the telecom operator’s digital transformation and preparations for next-generation connectivity in the country. “The successful migration of our next-generation CBS is a…

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    Nipah Virus: AKUH Experts Say No Immediate Threat to Pakistan, Urge Clinical Vigilance Karachi, February 4, 2026 — Infectious disease specialists at the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) have reassured that recent Nipah virus (NiV) outbreaks in Eastern India and Bangladesh do not currently pose a direct threat to Pakistan, while emphasizing the importance of continued clinical vigilance and pandemic preparedness. Speaking at a media briefing, AKUH experts noted that since 2025, only 10 cases of Nipah virus have been reported globally, with just two instances of human-to-human transmission, making the risk of spread extremely low. “The risk of international spread is considered low,” said Dr Faisal Mahmood, Professor of Infectious Diseases and Associate Chief Medical Officer at AKUH. “While Nipah is a serious infection, it is not an immediate concern for Pakistan. Our healthcare priorities remain focused on pressing domestic challenges, including the recent rise in measles cases.” Experts highlighted that Nipah is primarily a zoonotic virus, transmitted through direct contact with infected bats or consumption of contaminated food such as raw sap or fruit. Casual exposure, such as bats flying nearby, does not pose a threat. “Recent cases have been concentrated in West Bengal and Kerala in India, and in Bangladesh,” said Dr Nosheen Nasir, Section Head of Infectious Diseases at AKUH. “No cases have been reported from western India bordering Pakistan. However, because early symptoms like fever and headache can mimic influenza and may progress to severe brain inflammation, continued clinical vigilance is essential.” AKUH specialists also praised the government’s proactive screening of travellers at entry points, noting that lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrate the value of early preparedness, coordinated response, and public awareness over reactive measures alone. By prioritizing healthcare readiness, experts said Pakistan can strengthen its ability to respond to future public health emergencies, protecting both population health and public confidence.
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    Nipah Virus: AKUH Experts Say No Immediate Threat to Pakistan, Urge Clinical Vigilance

    Infectious disease specialists at the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) have reassured that recent Nipah virus (NiV) outbreaks in Eastern India and Bangladesh do not currently pose a direct threat to Pakistan, while emphasizing the importance of continued clinical vigilance…

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    Pakistan Highlights Inclusive Digital Growth at Digital Cooperation Organization Assembly
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    Pakistan Highlights Inclusive Digital Growth at Digital Cooperation Organization Assembly

    Federal Minister for Information Technology, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, represented Pakistan at the inaugural session of the 5th General Assembly of the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO), emphasizing the importance of ethical, inclusive, and secure digital development. pakistan To Chair Digital Cooperation…

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